Ohio HB 338 ('Andy's Law') introduced and referred to Judiciary; bill text not yet summarized
State bill HB338 — Ohio — status: in committee
Official title: Enact Andy's Law
What it does
Ohio House Bill 338, titled "Andy's Law," was introduced and referred to the House Judiciary Committee on February 11, 2026. The Legiscan entry and link are available, but the provided record does not include a summarized bill text or substantive provisions. As of the last update the committee has not acted; stakeholders should monitor the Judiciary docket for the posted bill language and hearing schedule.
Industry impact
Because the provided source does not include the bill's text or specific provisions, practical impacts for firearms dealers, manufacturers, and NFA/SOT holders cannot be determined at this time. Depending on the bill's content (for example, changes to transfer procedures, storage requirements, definitions, or background-check rules), impacts could range from none to requiring new compliance steps. Firms should obtain and review the enacted bill text if/when it is posted and be prepared to update policies or training if the measure affects transfers, recordkeeping, or licensing requirements.
Latest official status: Referred to committee: Judiciary
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