Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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In Missouri, what must you do if a law enforcement officer asks if you are carrying a concealed weapon during a traffic stop?

You must inform the officer only if asked
You have the right to remain silent
You must immediately inform the officer without being asked
You only have to show your CCW permit if the officer asks to see it

The correct answer is: You must immediately inform the officer without being asked

In Missouri, if a law enforcement officer asks if you are carrying a concealed weapon during a traffic stop, you must immediately inform the officer without being asked. This is a requirement under Missouri law for individuals carrying concealed weapons to disclose this information to law enforcement upon initial contact. It is important to be transparent and cooperative with law enforcement to ensure the safety of both the individual and the officer during the interaction.