Ohio Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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Which of these is considered a proper method of carrying a concealed handgun in Ohio?

In a holster that is visible
Carried openly in a belt
In a locked glove compartment
In a holster that is not visible from ordinary observation

The correct answer is: In a holster that is not visible from ordinary observation

In Ohio, carrying a concealed handgun is permitted as long as it is carried in a holster that is not visible from ordinary observation. This means that the firearm should be securely contained in a manner that does not make it easily visible to others. Options A and B involve open carry, which is different from concealed carry. Option C, carrying the handgun in a locked glove compartment, is not considered a proper method of carrying a concealed handgun on your person.