Ohio witnesses a notable decline in the popularity of concealed carry permits, a trend attributed to the recent enactment of a constitutional carry law. While the new legislation allows individuals to carry firearms without a permit, it does not abolish the existing permitting system, spurring a shift in public behavior.
Data reveals that many Ohioans are opting out of the concealed carry permitting process, likely influenced by the convenience offered by constitutional carry. As the state navigates this legislative change, experts are analyzing how it might affect overall public safety and gun ownership trends in the region.
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