West Virginia Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What places are off-limits for carrying a concealed weapon in West Virginia, even with a permit?

  1. Schools and government buildings

  2. Bars and restaurants

  3. Private residences

  4. All of the above

The correct answer is: Schools and government buildings

In West Virginia, certain locations are designated as off-limits for individuals carrying a concealed weapon, even if they possess a valid permit. This includes schools and government buildings, as state law expressly prohibits the carrying of concealed weapons in these specific locations to ensure safety in areas where vulnerable populations, such as children, are present. While there are regulations surrounding carrying firearms in bars and restaurants, these places are not universally off-limits like schools and government buildings. Similarly, private residences are generally not included in the restrictions. Therefore, the prohibition on concealed weapons in schools and government buildings represents a clear delineation of off-limits areas, making it the most accurate answer to the question.