OH CHL 2010 Second Quarter Statistics Released

My num­bers¹ dif­fer some­what from Buckeye Firearms, but I believe that is because I do not know how many licenses have already expired from 2006. I also do not remove those that have their license sus­pended. Either they will even­tu­ally move to “revoked” or they will once again be carry the license. It is a tem­po­rary thing. We are off roughly 12k but I think this is close enough.

Ohio CHL Statistics

Concealed carry licenses issued before March 14, 2007 expire four years after issuance. Licenses issued or renewed after that date expire five years after the date of issuance or renewal.

In com­par­i­son to first quar­ter num­bers of

• Total Licenses: 196,242²
• Percentage of CHL’s: 1.7% ³
• Percentage of Revoked: lit­tle more than half a per­cent⁴

We now have

• Total Licenses: 212,753⁵
• Percentage of CHL’s: 1.8%⁶
• Percentage of Revoked: Still a lit­tle more than half a per­cent, although it has gone down. Revocation has not kept up with the num­ber issued and renewed.⁷

On the face of it, we do have some growth. 2010 has already beat 2005, 2006, or 2007’s num­ber of issuance so I will agree that Ohioans are tak­ing back their neigh­bor­hoods and send­ing a mes­sage that they will not be intim­i­dated or vic­tim­ized. We will stand up for our­selves and pro­tect those that we love.

FOOTNOTES
1. I acquire all my num­bers directly from the Attorney General web­site, but he does not pro­vide the cur­rent num­ber of expi­ra­tions for the year.↑
2. Issued and active as of end of March 2010↑
3. Population 2009 Est: 11,542,645↑
4. .547%↑
5. Issued and active as of end of June 2010↑
6. Still using 2009 pop­u­la­tion esti­mates↑
7. .53%↑

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