Wisconsin Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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How must an individual carry a firearm in a vehicle if they have a CCW permit in Wisconsin?

In a locked box
Concealed anywhere in the vehicle
Openly in a holster
Unloaded and in a case

The correct answer is: Concealed anywhere in the vehicle

An individual with a Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) permit in Wisconsin is allowed to carry a firearm concealed anywhere in the vehicle. This means that as long as the firearm is not visible to the public, it can be kept in various locations within the vehicle, such as the glove compartment, center console, or under a seat. The primary requirement is that the firearm is concealed, adhering to the terms of the CCW permit. The other methods of carrying a firearm mentioned do not align with the regulations of the CCW permit in Wisconsin. Openly carrying a holstered firearm or placing it in a locked box or an unloaded case pertains more to other legal provisions rather than the specifics of a concealed carry permit. The essential point is the emphasis on keeping the firearm concealed, which is what the permit allows.