AP: Concealed weapons push ''appears'' over

A bill to allow Ohioans to carry hidden guns is dead unless the Senate removes certain restrictions, including a requirement for fingerprinting, House Speaker Larry Householder said Friday.

"We had model legislation in Ohio that other states were going to use -- a fantastic bill," said Householder, a Republican from Glenford. "It goes over to the Senate and what we're about to get back is the most cumbersome, restrictive conceal-carry bill in the country. So we think we've got a problem."

Commentary by Chad D. Baus:
It's not too late for Senators Finan and Jacobson to do the right thing, and pass HB274 (7), as was passed by the House nearly 8 months ago. To urge them to utilize their last chance do the right thing, click here to access the Grassroots Action Guide.

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