Posted: 7/16/2012 3:14:50 PM EDT
| Hi there I will be moving to Ohio sometime in the next couple of weeks, anything I need to know about bringing my Group Industries Uzi carbine into the state or my 1911? I will be moving in the Archibald/Stryker area. |
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Quoted: Yeah I was just reading the sticky on that one. Well time to start modifying magazines. No need to modify anything. You can own any magazine you want, you can load it to full capacity. It's only when you put it in the gun with more than 30 rounds you're in trouble, and if you SBR the UZI then it's a non-issue. And, all of that assumes that there's an LE in the state that gives a crap or knows the law. Cause they'll be few and far between. |
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Yeah I was just reading the sticky on that one. Well time to start modifying magazines. Oh wait I should SBR it. How is the CLEO sign off in Ohio or should I just plan on a trust? Yes, SBRs are exempt from the magazine rule because of qualifying as a registered machine gun by Ohio law. Only bad thing is there is a 6+ month turn around on SBR and Suppressor application currently, so you might want to continue making those mag blocks. |
Dont bother with the ordnance permit. Its cost is around 150 for the licence and like 30 dollars for a temp. permit. Spend 200 toward ATF taxes and use your mags in that F1 or F4 sbr, sbs, machine gun or aow. OH and Welcome to Ohio. I dont know about the sign off but, depends on where you move to exactly. If moving to the city of Archbold or Stryker just visit the PD and see, if moving to the country in those areas visit the Williams county sherrifs Dept. in Bryan for around the Stryker area. Visit the Fulton county Sherrifs Dept for around Archbold. I think your chances for sign off is good at the SDs in either county. Good luck asking. If you are a Shooter, there are some good ranges and shoots in 2 hr. raidus of North west Ohio. Camp Perry, Black Swamp Carbine, UCOA multi gun are some of the shoots in the area. Full auto is ok at some of these shoots. Adco firearms isnt to far either.
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welcome to OH! you'll find we are pretty gun friendly here, and we have strong grassroots working to improve it too! 
http://forums.buckeyefirearms.org/index.php http://www.buckeyefirearms.org/ http://www.ohioccw.org/ |
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Well we have made it and I am finally more or less setteled in. We are in the Stryker area about a mile or so outside of town. I still need to find a transfer dealer to have my UZI shipped to. Decided to just ship it. Instead of bringing in the car. You are allowed to ship your personal firearms directly to yourself. No need to go through an FFL. |
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Well we have made it and I am finally more or less setteled in. We are in the Stryker area about a mile or so outside of town. I still need to find a transfer dealer to have my UZI shipped to. Decided to just ship it. Instead of bringing in the car. You are allowed to ship your personal firearms directly to yourself. No need to go through an FFL. Even if it is in a pawn shop and they will be shipping it when I send them the money back to redeem it. Would they need to send to dealer or myself. |
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Well we have made it and I am finally more or less setteled in. We are in the Stryker area about a mile or so outside of town. I still need to find a transfer dealer to have my UZI shipped to. Decided to just ship it. Instead of bringing in the car. You are allowed to ship your personal firearms directly to yourself. No need to go through an FFL. Even if it is in a pawn shop and they will be shipping it when I send them the money back to redeem it. Would they need to send to dealer or myself. I believe they would need to send it to an FFL in that case. I'm not positive but I think when you pawn a gun you have to fill out a 4473 once you repay the loan. |