What are the Ohio CCW requirements?

To qualify for a CCW in Ohio, you must: Be at least 21 years of age. Complete the required 8-hour course to obtain your Certificate of Competency….Do NOT bring a firearm with you when applying for or picking up your license!

• Make an appointment with the concealed carry office.
• Fill out an application completely.

What disqualifies you from getting a concealed carry permit in Ohio?

Being convicted of or charged with certain “offenses of violence” will prevent you from obtaining a CCW in Ohio. A misdemeanor offense of violence is any offense (other than traffic) committed purposely or knowingly involving physical harm to someone or a risk of serious physical harm to someone.

Can you conceal carry on your own property in Ohio without a permit?

Ohio is an “open carry” state, where most adults may carry guns openly without a license. However, the state does require a license for carrying concealed handguns. It also regulates who can have guns, where they can bring firearms, and the types and uses of weapons that aren’t allowed.

Do you still need a concealed carry permit in Ohio?

Ohio is a “shall issue” state when it comes to gun laws which means it does allow residents age 21 and older to obtain a concealed firearms permit for handguns known as a Ohio Concealed Handgun License (CHL). You still need a concealed firearms permit in order to carry your weapon openly.

Can I open carry on my property in Ohio?

Ohio is a traditional open carry state, which means people who legally own firearms may carry them in public places, unless there is a specific prohibition against them. “Open carry” means the firearm is visible to the naked eye and not concealed.

Can I own an ar15 in Ohio?

In Ohio and Kentucky, there is no age limit on having a rifle, including an AR-15.