Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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What is NOT a requirement for applying for a Missouri CCW permit?

Being a U.S. citizen
Passing a firearms safety training course
Having a Missouri driver's license
Being at least 25 years old

The correct answer is: Being at least 25 years old

While being a U.S. citizen, passing a firearms safety training course, and having a Missouri driver's license are all requirements for applying for a Missouri CCW permit, being at least 25 years old is not. According to the Missouri Department of Public Safety, the minimum age to apply for a CCW permit is 19 years old. Therefore, being at least 25 years old is not a necessary requirement and is the only option that stands out as incorrect.