Permitless Carry, SB 215 Would Be Big Win for Ohio Gun Rights

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Do law-abiding citizens need permission to carry a handgun? If SB 215 were to become law, Ohio would join 21 states without a concealed carry license requirement. Ohio SB 215: Republican Senator Terry Johnson from Ohio’s 14th District introduced Senate Bill 215. The bill is co-sponsored by Senators Hoagland, Rulli, Huffman, S., Schaffer, Blessing, McColley,…

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Ohio Back on Nevada’s Reciprocity List

On June 17th, 2021, we notified you that Nevada dropped a concealed carry permit reciprocity agreement with Ohio. We’re happy to update that story with some new information. When Ohio dropped off Nevada’s reciprocity list, Buckeye Firearms Association (BFA) began addressing the issue. In a BFA post on June 25th, 2021, they indicated that they…

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Eastlake Woman Shoots and Kills Home Invading Ex

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Reports are coming in from Eastlake, a suburb 10 miles North East of Cleveland, that tell the story of a woman whose home was invaded by her ex-boyfriend. Luckily, thanks to this woman’s cool head and trained trigger finger, these reports were not of a horrible tragedy.

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Understanding Ohio’s Shall Notify Law

There was a recent comment on the Concealed Carry Inc. national page in reference to Ohio’s ‘Shall Notify’ law. The reader commented on an article ‘Law Enforcement -To Inform to not Inform’ that discussed various laws across the country pertaining to the requirements when dealing with law enforcement during a stop.

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Does Ohio Require Live Range Fire to Get A CCW Permit?

Across the country, the number of concealed carry permit applicants has been on the rise, however from state to state the rules to receive said permit can be quite different. For example. some states require concealed carry applicants to prove their handgun competency by firing the handgun as a prerequisite to applying.

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A Step In The Right Direction

Late Thursday night the Ohio House of Representatives amended SB 199 and passed it by a vote of 68-25.  SB 199 is the bill that contains amended language from HB 48.  Now the bill heads to Governor Kasich’s desk where it is likely to be signed into law.  I see it as a victory, but…

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