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  1. committedfirearms.com.myCommitted Firearms – Malaysia Firearms and Ammunitions Provider

    Committed Firearms – Malaysia Firearms and Ammunitions Provider. OUR. SERVICES. PISTOL. A pistol is a handgun, more specifically one with the chamber integral to its gun barrel, though in common usage the two terms are often used interchangeably. WEAPON ACCESSORIES.

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    Committed Firearms has a license to trade, sell and repair weapons and ammunition where the license is issued by Wangsa Maju Police District Headquarters, Kuala Lumpur since 2019. Committed Firearms in one of the companies in Malaysia which has granted a license and an authorization from The Royal Malaysian Police to trade and perform repairing ...

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  4. firearmrights.net › quick-guide-to-firearm-rightsQuick Guide to Firearm Rights Restoration in Ohio

    Oct 23, 2021 · Here is a quick guide to firearm rights restoration in Ohio. Circumstances when Ohio gun rights can be restricted – Under Section 2923.13 of the Ohio Revised Code, persons are banned from “knowingly” acquiring, having, carrying, or using any firearm – or “dangerous ordnance” – under the following circumstances:

  5. www.nraila.org › gun-laws › state-gun-lawsOhio State Gun Laws and Regulations Explained - NRA-ILA

    Ohio law makes it a felony for any person who is a “violent career criminal” to knowingly use a firearm or dangerous ordnance. Ohio Rev. Code § 2923.132(B).

  6. www.debra-law.com › blog › 2022The basics of self-defense and stand-your-ground laws in Ohio

    Actions that might otherwise constitute homicide or assault are legal when committed as an act of self-defense. In Ohio, protecting yourself from what you perceive as an immediate threat is self-defense. So too is any action you take to protect other people from a threat to their safety.

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    There are many areas of Ohio law that affect your decision to carry a concealed handgun, and you should consult an attorney for specific information. The Ohio Attorney General can provide legal advice only to state agencies, elected state officials and state employees. Terminology

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