Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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Is it legal to carry a concealed weapon on private property without the owner's permission in Missouri?

Yes, without restrictions
Yes, but you must inform the property owner
No, it is illegal without explicit permission
No, unless you have a CCW permit

The correct answer is: No, it is illegal without explicit permission

It is important to note that carrying a concealed weapon on private property is not the same as carrying a concealed weapon in a public place in Missouri. While you may have the right to carry a concealed weapon with a CCW permit in public, it is illegal to do so on private property without explicit permission. This means that even if you have a CCW permit, you must still obtain permission from the property owner before carrying a concealed weapon on their private property. Therefore, options A and D are incorrect. While it is important to inform the property owner about your concealed weapon, it is not enough to simply inform them without obtaining their explicit permission. Therefore, option B is also incorrect.