First Time Carry

[Don 73]

Ohio carry laws and liquor establishments are a bit goofy. At first it was you couldn't carry into a place where liquor was sold for ON PREMISES consumption. I believe they were trying to target actual bars/nightclubs. Then I saw signs in places that sold alcohol, but NOT for on premises consumption (stores like Walmart, grocery stores etc). Now its more like "just don't drink while you're carrying."

I'd have to check the laws again to make sure *I* know whats going on.

 

[Springfeildkid585]

Hornady Critical Duty 9mm for now anyway

I'm a big fan of them. My friend fired one into a can of carrots at about ten yards, we both got alittle on us. I don't doubt the capabilities of a 9mm anymore

 

[Pierre330]

This is very close in verbiage to the sign I was talking about.

 

[Rastoff]

What is a D permit?

 

[Pierre330]

What is a D permit?

I couldn't find a concise definition but here's a link which includes all the varieties of D class permits.

Ohio Department Of Commerce | Division Of Liquor Control

Seems to be a permit to sell alcohol for consumption on site or for carry out in original sealed container.

 

[Don 73]

I couldn't find a concise definition but here's a link which includes all the varieties of D class permits.

Ohio Department Of Commerce | Division Of Liquor Control

Seems to be a permit to sell alcohol for consumption on site or for carry out in original sealed container.

Just like I said .... goofy, it SEEMS like on premises consumption with a few exceptions ...it definitely needs to be clarified.

 

[Rastoff]

Yeah, it's not really clear. I think the key is "on premises consumption" to this question. If the place sells liquor to be consumed on the premises, don't carry there.

Even so, like I said before, the Ohio law is much more complicated than it is here. Crazy.