Ohio SB3392 amends concealed weapons laws, allowing certain individuals to carry concealed deadly weapons without a license.

Ohio SB3392 amends concealed weapons laws by renaming concealed handgun licenses as concealed weapons licenses. It allows qualifying adults, defined as those 21 years or older, to carry concealed deadly weapons without a license. It also exempts active military personnel and their spouses from license requirements for six months. The bill specifies penalties for carrying concealed weapons in certain locations and under certain conditions, and it outlines procedures for license issuance, renewal, and suspension.

Ohio SB3392 amends concealed weapons laws, allowing certain individuals to carry concealed deadly weapons without a license.

Ohio SB3392 amends concealed weapons laws by renaming concealed handgun licenses as concealed weapons licenses. It allows qualifying adults, defined as those 21 years or older, to carry concealed deadly weapons without a license. It also exempts active military personnel and their spouses from license requirements for six months. The bill specifies penalties for carrying concealed weapons in certain locations and under certain conditions, and it outlines procedures for license issuance, renewal, and suspension.