Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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In Missouri, which of the following locations is generally prohibited for carrying concealed weapons?

Restaurants that serve alcohol
Private properties with a 'No Weapons' sign
State parks
Public libraries

The correct answer is: Private properties with a 'No Weapons' sign

In Missouri, private properties with a 'No Weapons' sign are generally prohibited for carrying concealed weapons. This restriction is in place to respect the wishes of property owners who choose not to allow firearms on their premises. It is important for individuals with a concealed carry permit to be aware of and adhere to these restrictions to avoid any legal issues. As for the other options: - Restaurants that serve alcohol: In Missouri, you are allowed to carry a concealed weapon in restaurants that serve alcohol, as long as you are not under the influence of alcohol. - State parks: In Missouri, you are generally allowed to carry a concealed weapon in state parks, unless there are specific regulations in place prohibiting it. - Public libraries: In Missouri, you are generally allowed to carry a concealed weapon in public libraries, unless the library has posted signs prohibiting firearms on the premises.