Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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Which of the following locations is it illegal to carry a concealed weapon in Missouri, even with a CCW permit?

Public parks
Places of worship
Government buildings
Restaurants serving alcohol

The correct answer is: Government buildings

In Missouri, it is illegal to carry a concealed weapon in government buildings, even with a CCW permit. Government buildings include places like courthouses, police stations, and state offices where firearms are generally prohibited for safety and security reasons. It is important to be aware of these restricted locations to avoid any legal issues while carrying a concealed weapon in Missouri. Regarding the other options: - A. Public parks: In Missouri, it is generally legal to carry a concealed weapon in public parks unless specifically prohibited by local ordinances. - B. Places of worship: In Missouri, with a valid CCW permit, you are allowed to carry a concealed weapon in places of worship unless there are specific signs or rules prohibiting firearms. - D. Restaurants serving alcohol: It is legal to carry a concealed weapon in restaurants serving alcohol in Missouri as long as you are not under the influence of alcohol at the time.