Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT considered a valid form of firearm safety training for obtaining a CCW permit in Missouri?

A video course observed online
A course conducted by a certified firearms instructor
A course offered by law enforcement agencies
A hunter education course

The correct answer is: A video course observed online

A video course observed online is not considered a valid form of firearm safety training for obtaining a CCW permit in Missouri because it does not provide hands-on training and direct interaction with a certified firearms instructor. While obtaining knowledge about firearm safety through online videos can be helpful, it is not sufficient for obtaining a CCW permit as it does not allow for practical application and the opportunity for the instructor to assess and correct any mistakes or misconceptions. Additionally, a video course may not cover all the necessary topics and may not require a demonstration of proficiency with firearms. The other options, a course conducted by a certified firearms instructor, a course offered by law enforcement agencies, and a hunter education course, all involve person-to-person training with a qualified instructor and are considered valid forms of firearm safety training for obtaining a CCW permit in Missouri.