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RoyGBiv wrote:

Pecos wrote:What happened to our country????

Low information voting?

Why would you even eat in a resturant that is "promoting", with the illegally posted 51%, that they aren't gun friendly?

Not illegal, just invalid.

Where are your facts that they are anti-gun?

Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
Hanlon's razor ...

Why would you even eat in a resturant that is "promoting", with the illegally posted 51%, that they aren't gun friendly?

gthaustex wrote:$180 for a pair of sneakers is robbery....

It's a hobby just like y'all who collect guns, antiques or memorabilia. I collect shoes then later sell them. Pay $180 retail, then sell them a month later for $350.

madwildcat wrote:How many rounds does it hold and what's the barrel length?

5+1 and 28"

Shinesintx wrote:

Glock_Tacular wrote:No. This is how I purchased it.

So it's stock?

No, the original stock was taken off by the seller and replaced with the pistol grip.

No. This is how I purchased it.

Remmington 1100 Semi-auto with added side saddle and pistol grip stock

Asking $550

Y 797

N 734

Well, after reading all of your posts it sparked a memory of when I bought my first firearm here in the state of Texas with my new Texas CHL. The sales associate DID copy both my DL and CHL. So, now they have it and I dont know why I didnt catch that. If I'm allowed to name the store I will but I ...

You didn't say in the first post that you had a license that reciprocates with Ohio.

That changes everything. You can carry open or concealed anywhere that is legal. You can carry in any bar or restaurant (but you cannot drink while armed in a liquor establishment). There are no restrictions on ...

Also, I'm not sure if y'all saw the letter that was sent to Greene County Sheriffs Department about what to do if someone calls and complains about someone OC'ing.

It's on the Home page.

http://www.ohioopencarry.org/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I've open carried hundreds of times in Ohio, mostly in the Columbus area. Have numerous friends that still open carry there today.

The biggest landmine you face is vehicle transport. Unlike Texas MPA, one must have a CHL to have a loaded handgun in a vehicles in Ohio. That means you need to unload ...

Has any members here had a chance to OC while they may have visted Ohio or know of any bad experiences with OC'ing in the state?

I plan to travel there is 2 months and wanted to try to get a heads up of the general morale of OC'ing.

Thanks

Wow. I'll agree with everyone else. This is a GREAT bill.