Kentucky Concealed Carry Deadly Weapon (CCDW) Practice Exam

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What is the primary factor determining whether a weapon is considered concealed on a person's body in Kentucky?

The weapon is not visible to a casual observer
The weapon is in a holster, even if visible
The weapon is covered by any piece of clothing
The person's intent to conceal the weapon

The correct answer is: The weapon is not visible to a casual observer

A casual observer is someone who is not specifically looking for a weapon on a person. If the weapon is not visible to a casual observer, then it is considered concealed in Kentucky. Options B and C may seem like plausible answers, but they do not accurately reflect Kentucky's laws on concealed weapons. While having a weapon in a holster or being covered by clothing may suggest that the person intends to carry the weapon, it is not the primary factor for determining concealment. Additionally, option D may be incorrect because the person's intent is not the main consideration for determining concealment in Kentucky. The key factor is whether the weapon is visible to a casual observer.