Going to Ohio

[clarky07]

Is there anything out of the ordinary I need to know about carrying in Kentucky or Ohio? I know they both honor the TN HCP, just wondering anybody has been there recently.

[Reservoir Dog]

You might want to review each state's info here: ==> Handgunlaw.us

[clarky07]

Thanks, that site is pretty nice. Apparently Ohio won't let me go to a restaurant that serves alcohol. Kentucky on the other hand, you can go into places that have a gunbuster sign up. You have to leave if they notice and ask you to leave, but it isn't illegal. Interesting.

[Guest Ken45]

Correct on the alcohol in Ohio. We have a bill in the legislature to change that.

You must notify if stopped by an LEO. Government buildings are off limits but you can now carry in rest stops.

While in a vehicle, the firearm must be in a holster on your person, or in a container with a closing mechanism in plain sight (glove box, console are okay)

Ken

[Guest motenn]

Just be sure you don't have custom wheels...lmao...they are impounding cars for custom wheels in Ohio now

[vontar]

Ohio is a Must Inform Officer: YES

If you are stopped, you must inform at the begining.

Sir, I would like to inform you that I have a HCP and I am armed.

If you check the same site, in MI I found there is case law that a man waited about 40 seconds and a court ruled that delay was not immediate.