Kentucky Concealed Carry Deadly Weapon (CCDW) Practice Exam

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How does Kentucky treat CCDW permits from other states?

Recognizes all out-of-state permits
Does not recognize any out-of-state permits
Only recognizes permits from states with reciprocal agreements
Requires a Kentucky permit regardless of other states

The correct answer is: Recognizes all out-of-state permits

Kentucky has "shall issue" policy for granting CCDW permits, meaning that they must grant the permit as long as the applicant meets certain qualifications. As such, they recognize all out-of-state permits, allowing individuals with permits from other states to carry in Kentucky. Option B is incorrect because it suggests that Kentucky does not recognize any out-of-state permits, which is not true. Option C is incorrect because it implies that Kentucky only recognizes permits from a select few states, when in reality they recognize all permits. Option D is incorrect because it suggests that individuals need a separate Kentucky permit even if they already have a permit from another state, which is not the case.