The Libs just spent weeks flat out lying to us all that mass shootings ONLY happen in America
As attackers opened fire on worshippers inside a Catholic church in southwestern Nigeria on Sunday, other gunmen waited outside to kill those trying to flee, officials said.
At least 50 people including children were killed in the attack.
As attackers opened fire on worshippers inside a Catholic church in southwestern Nigeria on Sunday, other gunmen waited outside to kill those trying to flee, officials said.
At least 50 people including children were killed in the attack.
Ohio Permitless Carry Goes into Effect Monday, June 13, 2022 READ THIS before you begin to carry without a Concealed Handgun License in the State of Ohio Dear handgun owners Governor DeWine signed Senate Bill 215 on March 14, 2022, starting the 91-day clock for this new law to go into effect. This means it will become legal for qualified persons to carry a concealed handgun without a license beginning on Monday, June 13, 2022. Some of the information in circulation about this law is inaccurate. We are providing the following information to help you understand and comply with the law. So please take a moment to read this carefully. |
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What Does the New Law Change? Generally referred to as “permitless carry” or “constitutional carry,” this legislation will make several important changes to Ohio’s concealed carry laws:
Will Ohio scrap the licensing system? No. The CHL will continue to be available for those who wish to have it. Those who travel outside of Ohio may want to have a valid license to carry legally in other states. The license simply becomes optional for those who carry a concealed handgun in Ohio. Will the CHL application process change in any way? No. The new law does not change anything about the licensing process. The application, fees, training, and other requirements will remain the same. This is important in order to maintain all the reciprocity agreements with other states. Can anyone who owns a gun carry concealed without a license? No. Nothing changes regarding who can legally carry a concealed handgun. You must still be a “qualifying” adult, meaning you are at least 21 years of age, not prohibited from possessing a firearm under state or federal law, not a fugitive from justice, etc. Refer to the concealed carry manual available at the Ohio Attorney General’s website for more complete information. I applied for an Ohio CHL and was denied. Can I now carry without a license? No. Nothing changes regarding who can legally carry a concealed handgun. See the previous question. Does this change how I carry in my vehicle? No. You will be able to carry a concealed handgun in your car with or without a CHL. You do not have to unload. You do not have to make the handgun visible. You can have loaded handguns and magazines on your person or stored anywhere in your vehicle. Does this change how I transport long guns in my vehicle? No. Carrying concealed, with or without a license, deals with a loaded handgun only. Transporting rifles and shotguns remains the same, meaning you must transport them unloaded, in a closed container, with ammunition in a separate container or closed compartment, in your trunk or in an area not accessible without leaving your vehicle. Can I carry in a bar, courthouse, church, etc.? Per federal law, you will still need a CHL to carry in a school zone in your vehicle. If you leave your vehicle, your handgun must be secured and locked in your vehicle. Otherwise, nothing changes about where you can or cannot carry a concealed handgun. Areas that are currently no-carry zones will remain no-carry zones. Property owners will still be able to post no-gun signs. Can I carry without a license in other states? That depends on the laws of other states. Ohio law applies to Ohio only. When traveling to other states, you will need to abide by the laws of each state you’re in. References include the Traveler’s Guide to the Firearm Laws of the Fifty States, a book we sell at BuckeyeFirearms.org, and HandgunLaw.us, a website that provides information on the carry laws of each state. Can non-residents carry concealed without a license? Yes. While the rules for carrying a concealed handgun remain the same with or without a license, there will be no residency requirement when this law goes into effect. Someone who is otherwise a “qualifying” adult may carry with or without a license whether they reside in Ohio or another state. Can you conceal rifles and shotguns now? No. Ohio’s concealed carry laws apply to handguns only. See the information above about transporting long guns. What about storing a handgun in your personal vehicle in an employer’s parking lot? The new law does not change your right to carry to and from work and to store your handgun in your personally-owned car or truck on company property. Your rights remain the same with or without a CHL. If you drive a company-owned vehicle, your employer may have different rules about whether or not you can carry or store a handgun in their vehicle. CAUTION: It may take a while for Ohio law enforcement to get up-to-speed on the new permitless carry law. We strongly recommend that if you already have a valid concealed handgun license, you continue to carry it with you for a while just in case you have a law enforcement encounter. If you do not have a license, but you qualify for one per the Attorney General booklet, you may want to print and carry a copy of this article. |
