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The Columbus Dispatch
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Ohio lawmakers passed Senate Bill 214 on Nov. 10, removing short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns and suppressors from the state’s “dangerous ordnances” list and ending related registration requirements. The measure aligns Ohio law with federal changes that ended approval, registration and tax requirements for the items; it now goes to Gov. Mike DeWine. Buyers must still pass a background check and complete standard purchasing paperwork when buying from licensed dealers.
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