Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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Can individuals with a felony conviction apply for a CCW permit in Missouri?

Yes, without restrictions
Yes, after a waiting period
No, not under any circumstances
Only if the felony has been expunged

The correct answer is: No, not under any circumstances

Individuals with felony convictions are not allowed to obtain a CCW (Carrying a Concealed Weapon) permit in Missouri. This is due to the state's laws that prohibit those with felony convictions from owning or possessing firearms. Unlike option A, there are restrictions for obtaining a CCW permit with a felony conviction. Option B is incorrect because even after a waiting period, individuals with felony convictions are still not eligible for a CCW permit. Option D, while a possibility, is not a guaranteed option for obtaining a CCW permit as the process for expunging a felony conviction can be lengthy and may not result in the permit being granted. Therefore, the correct answer is C - individuals with a felony conviction cannot apply for a CCW permit in Missouri under any circumstances. This is an important distinction to be aware of for those with felony convictions in the state.