Ohio SB238 limits liability for federally licensed firearms dealers and indoor shooting range operators in firearm hold agreements.
Ohio SB238 modifies state law to limit liability for federally licensed firearms dealers and indoor shooting range operators in firearm hold agreements. These agreements involve dealers holding firearms for owners for agreed periods. The bill prevents lawsuits for personal injury or death resulting from these agreements, except when the firearm owner becomes prohibited from possessing firearms during the agreement period. The law aims to protect dealers and operators from liability in such private agreements.
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