Ohio Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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What must non-residents of Ohio do to legally carry a concealed weapon in the state?

  1. Obtain an Ohio CCW permit

  2. They cannot legally carry in Ohio

  3. Have a valid CCW permit from their home state with reciprocity agreement

  4. Carry their home state's ID while carrying concealed

The correct answer is: Have a valid CCW permit from their home state with reciprocity agreement

Non-residents of Ohio must have a valid CCW permit from their home state with a reciprocity agreement to legally carry a concealed weapon in the state. Option A is incorrect because non-residents do not need to obtain an Ohio CCW permit. Option B is incorrect because non-residents may carry with a valid out-of-state permit. Option D is incorrect because carrying their home state's ID does not make it legal for them to carry a concealed weapon in Ohio. It is important for non-residents to understand their state's reciprocity agreements with Ohio to ensure they are legally allowed to carry a concealed weapon in the state.

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