Ohio Firearm Bill of Sale Form

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An Ohio firearm bill of sale is a proof of purchase document used for a private transaction involving one or more firearms. The completed form includes the price paid for each firearm, its serial number, manufacturer, and caliber, as well as the contact information and signatures of both parties. State law does not require unlicensed sellers to perform background checks when selling firearms.

Ohio Firearm Bill of Sale Form

An Ohio firearm bill of sale is a proof of purchase document used for a private transaction involving one or more firearms. The completed form includes the price paid for each firearm, its serial number, manufacturer, and caliber, as well as the contact information and signatures of both parties. State law does not require unlicensed sellers to perform background checks when selling firearms.

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An Ohio firearm bill of sale is a proof of purchase document used for a private transaction involving one or more firearms. The completed form includes the price paid for each firearm, its serial number, manufacturer, and caliber, as well as the contact information and signatures of both parties. State law does not require unlicensed sellers to perform background checks when selling firearms.

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Ohio Gun Laws

Ohio Concealed Carry

Carrying a concealed handgun is only permitted with a valid concealed carry license (commonly known as a CCW for “Carrying a Concealed Weapon”).

Individuals who are 21 years old or older can apply for an Ohio CCW by completing the following steps[2]:

  1. Complete an eight-hour concealed carry course with a certified instructor.
  2. Complete the Concealed Carry License Application.
  3. Go to the local county sheriff’s office and submit the following paperwork (some offices require that an appointment be made):
    • Two copies of the certificate of completion for passing the concealed carry course
    • Completed Concealed Carry License Application
    • Ohio driver’s license or state ID
    • One passport-sized color photo of the applicant
  4. Pay the application fee, background check fee, and have fingerprints taken for a background check.
  5. Wait for a response to the application by mail.
Concealed Carry Reciprocity Agreements – An Ohio CCW allows residents to carry a concealed handgun in states with reciprocity agreements.

Sources

  1. § 2923.12
  2. Lucas County Sheriff’s Office, Ohio’s Concealed Carry Laws & License Application