Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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Missouri's CCW permit does NOT allow the carrying of a concealed weapon in which of these areas?

Bars and restaurants serving alcohol
Private properties posted with a 'No Concealed Weapons' sign
State parks
All of the above are correct

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

The Missouri CCW permit does not allow the carrying of a concealed weapon on private properties that are clearly marked with a ‘No Concealed Weapons’ sign. This is because it is the property owner's right to determine whether they allow concealed weapons on their premises. Option A, bars and restaurants serving alcohol, is incorrect because Missouri law allows the carrying of a concealed weapon in these establishments as long as the permit holder is not under the influence of alcohol. Option C, state parks, is also incorrect because Missouri law allows the carrying of a concealed weapon in state parks as long as it is not a designated “no weapons” area. Option D, all of the above, is incorrect because only option B is correct.