Ohio Now Recognizes Concealed Carry Permits From All Other States

And let this be the start of an extremely useful bill that will eventually lead to constitutional carry.

The Bill, HB 234, allows all non-residents of Ohio to carry within the state if they have a valid concealed carry permit from another state.

Provides that if a person who is not an Ohio resident and has a valid concealed handgun license from another state, regardless of whether the other state has entered into a reciprocity agreement with the Attorney General, and the person is temporarily in Ohio, that out-of-state license will be recognized in Ohio during the time that the person is temporarily in Ohio (R.C. 109.69(B)(3)).

Take a look at the final analysis of the bill. It’s a good read.

Boom. Next!