The House already had this debate a few weeks ago when they took up HB45, so why are they debating SB17 again…
Ohio Restaurant Carry Bill Moving Today
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Follow Up to Ohioans For Concealed Carry Editorial on Restaurant Carry
To the HB45 debate the media has aggressively driven these points home, turning this into a sensational misrepresentation of the legislation or the facts…
Guns In Ohio Bars? Not Really
The Ohio Fraternal Order of Police now implies there is a level of training that makes mixing guns and alcohol acceptable, but only if you’re a cop…
Ohioans For Concealed Carry’s Annual Party In The Park Scheduled for July 30th, 2011
Ohioans For Concealed Carry’s eighth annual Party In The Park is scheduled for Saturday, July 30th, 2011 at Liberty Park in Powell, Ohio…
Pro-Gun Restaurant Carry Legislation Has Passed The Ohio House & Senate
Following yesterday’s passage of HB45 in the Ohio House of representatives a never seen before scenario in the history of gun rights legislation came about…
Help Wanted – Pro Gun Activists Please Apply
Ohioans For Concealed Carry is hiring pro gun activists. Remember OFCC is a purely grassroots group of volunteers…
Cleveland City Club Second Amendment Debate A Success
Jeff Garvas and Toby Hoover squared off at the Cleveland City Club on February 4th and the video is now online…
Ohio Restaurant Carry Legislation Is Moving Fast
Last Tuesday Representatives Danny Bubp and Terry Johnson provided excellent sponsor testimony before the Ohio House State Government & Elections Committee…
Supreme Court Upholds Firearms Preemption Law – Cleveland Gun Ban Loses
The Supreme Court of Ohio today upheld as constitutional a state law enacted by the General Assembly in 2006 that provides that only federal or state regulations can limit an Ohioan’s individual right to bear arms…
Ohioans For Concealed Carry on Ohio Senate Restaurant Carry Bill
This legislation allows Ohio’s concealed handgun licensees to eat at a restaurant that happens to serve alcohol or have a bar in a separate section of the restaurant, so long as they do not drink…
Ohio Restaurant Carry Bill Needs Your Support
Last two chances of getting these pro gun bills to the desk of Governor Ted Strickland, where it is believed he will sign them or let them become law without his signature…
OFCC’s Guns in Parking Lots Exemption Bill Introduced
This legislation that would allow a concealed handgun licensee to store a firearm in a locked motor vehicle while parked on the premises of their employer…
PNC Bank Says No To Legal Gun Owners
This past weekend PNC Financial Services unveiled their “NO GUNS” signs with the PNC logo on the vast majority of their branches…
Ohioans For Concealed Carry Files Lawsuit Against City of Campbell Ohio
Ohioans For Concealed Carry filed a civil lawsuit against the City of Campbell, Ohio after months of attempting to convince the City Council that their gun ban ordinance violates Ohio Law…
350+ With Guns Make Ohio Second Amendment March A Huge Success
A substantial number of people between 250 and 500 gathered on Capitol Square at the Ohio Statehouse, many of them openly carrying handguns and long guns…
200,000 Ohioans Now Have Concealed Handgun Licenses
Ohio Attorney General’s Annual Report on Concealed Handgun Licenses, and the numbers are quite impressive…
Coming Up On Armed American Radio – February 21 2010
Coming Up On Armed American Radio – February 21 2010
OFCC Firearms Restaurant Carry Testimony Posted
OFCC Restaurant Carry Testimony Posted
Cleveland Wins Appeal To Ban Assault Weapons
Cleveland Wins Appeal To Ban Assault Weapons
Ohio Restaurant Carry Bill Has Public Hearing
Ohio Restaurant Carry Bill Has Public Hearing
Hearing Scheduled on Ohio’s Restaurant Carry Bill HB 203
Hearing Scheduled on Ohio’s Restaurant Carry Bill HB 203
The OhioCCW Training Site Is Back Online
The OhioCCW Training Site, OhioCCWTraining.org, Is Back Online
Thune-Vitter Interstate Right To Carry Reciprocity Amendment Fails
Thune-Vitter Interstate Right To Carry Reciprocity Amendment Fails