Missouri Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam 2025 – Comprehensive All-in-One Guide to Passing Your CCW!

In Missouri, if someone carries a concealed weapon into a private property that has a visible 'No Weapons' sign, they may be subject to trespassing charges. This is because the property owner has the right to prohibit weapons on their premises, and by ignoring the sign, the individual is trespassing on private property. It is important to always be aware of and respect the rules and regulations of private property owners regarding carrying concealed weapons to avoid legal consequences.

The other options are not the correct consequences for carrying a concealed weapon into a private property with a visible 'No Weapons' sign in Missouri:

- A warning for the first offense is not typically given in this scenario, as trespassing laws are usually enforced.

- Immediate revocation of CCW permit is a severe consequence and not directly related to carrying a weapon onto private property with a 'No Weapons' sign.

- State law does not allow for no consequences in this situation; trespassing laws still apply.