An Operating a Vehicle while Intoxicated (OVI) charge carries harsh penalties in Ohio. But getting an OVI with a gun in your car carries even harsher ones. On top of losing your license and firearm privileges, you could face crippling fines and jail time. But…
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Ohio’s new constitutional carry laws have gone into effect, and over the last few weeks, many responsible gun owners have wondered how the new law will impact their rights. Understanding the permitless carry laws will be of utmost importance if you own a firearm. What…
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Before exercising your right to bear arms, Ohio law requires you to complete a gun application and be issued a gun license. These applications are complex, and mistakes can be made if you’re not familiar with them. Although these mistakes may be made in good…
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The state of Ohio does not require a permit or license to purchase a gun. But that doesn’t mean there are no other criteria that need to be met. If your ATF Form 4473 is not complete and inaccurate, you could have your application denied….
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The law prohibits people previously convicted of a felony from having weapons. Besides potential state charges if caught in illegal possession of a firearm, you could also face federal charges for the same offense. If this feels unfair, you are not alone. It also means…
Read MoreIn March of 2017, Ohio Senate Bill 199 became active per Governor John Kasich’s December 2016 decision to sign it into law. In this bill, many gun regulations and laws were updated and changed. Below are some important facts you should know about Ohio gun…
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