Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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In Missouri, is it required to inform a police officer that you're carrying a concealed weapon during a traffic stop?

Yes, immediately upon being stopped
No, not unless asked
Yes, but only if the officer questions you about weapons
It is recommended but not required

The correct answer is: Yes, immediately upon being stopped

When stopped by a police officer, it is required by Missouri law to immediately inform them if you are carrying a concealed weapon. Option A is the correct choice because it is necessary to inform the officer upon being stopped, regardless of whether or not they ask you directly about weapons. While it may seem like options B and C are also correct, they are incorrect because they imply that you only need to inform the officer if they ask you about weapons. However, it is a requirement to inform the officer regardless of whether or not they ask. Option D is incorrect because although it is recommended to inform the officer, it is actually required by law in Missouri.