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OH: Ohio considers dropping CCW permit and training requirements
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A controversial bill could allow Ohioans 21 and older, with a clean record, to carry concealed firearms without getting a permit first.
As the law currently stands, to legally carry a concealed firearm Ohioans must first pass a background check, receive eight hours of training and get a permit. But under a proposed law that could change.
"Sixteen other states have already passed a concealed carry law, like the one we are considering here, we haven't seen any up ticks in any type of crime related to it," said State Representative Don Manning. |
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Stripeseven
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| Git'er done.. No law abiding citizen should have to pay a fee, or tax to exercise a Constitutional right. |
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