Reciprocity/Comity (yet again) Advances in Ohio

[Kirk Freeman]

A chronic INGO topic/complaint/whine "I want to carry my gun in Ohio but I don't want to get a Florida license" is being addressed by the Ohio General Assembly. A proposed statute would recognize the license of any state that recognizes Ohio's carry license. This would allow Larry holders to carry in Ohio.


"Stand your ground" bill clears legislative committee, heads to House floor | cleveland.com

 

[Expat]

 

[dwh79]

Yeah I hope it passes.

 

[wolfman]

Figures ***, "After" I get my Utah just for that reason

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Tagging for later.

 

[metaldog]

Fingers crossed. PASS PASS PASS....

 

[rockhopper46038]

Outstanding, if accomplished.

 

[JollyMon]

Hoping it passes.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

As someone that visits Ohio twice a month, I'd love to see this happen...

...As long as you don't have to follow their "MUST IMMEDIATE TELL AN OFFICER YOU HAVE A GUN" rule when pulled over. After watching that one video a while back of the officer exploding at someone... makes me uneasy.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

As someone that visits Ohio twice a month, I'd love to see this happen...

...As long as you don't have to follow their "MUST IMMEDIATE TELL AN OFFICER YOU HAVE A GUN" rule when pulled over. After watching that one video a while back of the officer exploding at someone... makes me uneasy.

unless they change that law/rule specifically, it will stand.

-J-

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

The legislation also seeks to make Ohio compliant with the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, so anyone with a state handgun license doesn't have to get an NICS check when they purchase a firearm.

Is this good or bad? On it's face, this sounds like something we ought to go for here but is there a trade off that would make this not worith it?

 

[pudly]

As someone that visits Ohio twice a month, I'd love to see this happen...

...As long as you don't have to follow their "MUST IMMEDIATE TELL AN OFFICER YOU HAVE A GUN" rule when pulled over. After watching that one video a while back of the officer exploding at someone... makes me uneasy.

Any time you carry in another state, you must comply with their laws.

 

[armedindy]

hope it works out

 

[shooter521]

This would allow Larry holders to carry in Ohio.

What about the rest of us? Why is Larry Holders so special?

 

[BravoMike]

What about the rest of us? Why is Larry Holders so special?

No, no, no... You are reading it wrong. Holders is not a last name since it is not capitalized. He means if you are holding Larry, then you may carry!

 

[shooter521]

if you are holding Larry, then you may carry!

Pass, thanks.

 

[jamil]

Is this good or bad? On it's face, this sounds like something we ought to go for here but is there a trade off that would make this not worith it?

I've wondered about that. It'd be an improvement tothe process to just show my LTCH and walk out with my purchase but a law like that would probably require something more substantial than my LTCH info laser printed on pink paper.

 

[Glock19]

Woot, moved her from Florida, brought my CCW with me!

 

[CathyInBlue]

Does your FL resident CCW magicly transmute into a FL non-res. CCW? If not, then your FL license is likely no longer valid.

 

[pudly]

Woot, moved her from Florida, brought my CCW with me!

Does your FL resident CCW magicly transmute into a FL non-res. CCW? If not, then your FL license is likely no longer valid.

Once you become a IN resident, you need an IN license. The Florida license no longer covers you here.