Ohio recognizes out of state conceal carry license

[zerobarrier]

Good news for all of us in PA that are close to Ohio. According to this they now recognized all CCL's, they cite (R.C. 109.69(B)(3)) which I am guessing is the bill or the penial code.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2015/04/daniel-zimmerman/ohio-now-recognizes-all-out-of-state-concealed-carry-permits/

 

[Kaeto]

Good news for all of us in PA that are close to Ohio. According to this they now recognized all CCL's, they cite (R.C. 109.69(B)(3)) which I am guessing is the bill or the penial code.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2015/04/daniel-zimmerman/ohio-now-recognizes-all-out-of-state-concealed-carry-permits/

Except in Cleveland, where they just passed a city ordinance banning all concealed carry. ( This in spite of the state having preemption. I await the fireworks when somebody gets arrested for carrying concealed in Cleveland.)

 

[RetiredUSNChief]

And handgunlaw.us has already annotated this issue at the top of their Ohio page, indicating they will update the page then Texas becomes official.

 

[guyfromohio]

Clevelsbd's lehislation will last about 30 seconds when challenged in court. They're morons.

 

[JERRY]

how much money will the city of Cleveland have to pay when somebody is arrested for ccw with a permit?

 

[mgkdrgn]

Their taxpayers have plenty, I'm sure.

 

[rtroha]

Except in Cleveland, where they just passed a city ordinance banning all concealed carry.

Incorrect, just unlicensed concealed carry.

Prohibits carrying a concealed deadly weapon or handgun, unless the person is a police officer or a person who holds a license to carry a concealed weapon.

http://www.cleveland.com/cityhall/index.ssf/2015/04/cleveland_city_council_adopts_1.html

 

[valnar]

I live in Ohio, near Cleveland (but not within the boundaries). I don't understand that last quote. Isn't it prohibited to carry a gun without a CCW anyway? I guess I'm missing the distinction.

 

[rtroha]

Many of the laws passed are word-for-word the same as the state laws. Now Cleveland can charge people using city ordinances instead of state law and the city can collect the fines.

 

[TimSr]

Many of the laws passed are word-for-word the same as the state laws. Now Cleveland can charge people using city ordinances instead of state law and the city can collect the fines.

Exactly!