Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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Which of the following locations is it generally illegal to carry a concealed weapon in Missouri?

  1. A public park

  2. A vehicle

  3. A government building

  4. A private residence with consent

The correct answer is: A government building

In Missouri, carrying a concealed weapon is generally not allowed in government buildings because they are considered sensitive areas that require heightened security measures. While it may seem logical that carrying a concealed weapon would also be illegal in places like public parks and vehicles, it is actually legal to do so in these locations as long as the person has a valid concealed carry permit. Additionally, it is not illegal to carry a concealed weapon in a private residence as long as the resident has given consent. Therefore, option C is the only incorrect choice.

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