Concealed Carry

The owner of Team Anvil, a Delaware, Ohio-based company that offers concealed carry training, is supportive of the new Ohio law now in effect that allows those 21-years-old and older to carry a concealed weapon without a permit.

The bill would not require gun owners to get a permit to carry a concealed weapon.

DeWine won’t say whether he’d sign a bill allowing for permitless concealed carry with no required training and suggested he doesn’t like the bill that would reduce the required training for armed teachers as written.

The bill now heads to the Ohio House which has already passed its own permitless carry legislation.

The controversial bill eliminates a training requirement to obtain a license that is in current law.

A proposed bill would allow adults to carry a concealed gun without a permit.

A proposed bill in the Ohio Senate would eliminate the requirement for a concealed weapons permit.

More than 130 people have voiced their opposition to a bill that would establish a required baseline of training if school districts want to allow teachers and other workers to carry a gun in schools.

Lawmakers are considering a proposal that would allow teachers and school workers to carry guns in schools if they have the eight hours of training that comes with earning a concealed carry license.

A column published by one of Ohio's most powerful gun rights organizations says Second Amendment supporters should demand answers about the shooting death…