Ohio Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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Prepare for your Ohio CCW certification with comprehensive practice exams. Featuring multiple choice questions with detailed explanations, get ready to ace your Ohio CCW test!

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Which one is NOT a valid reason for denying an Ohio CCW permit application?

Having a misdemeanor drug conviction
Failing to disclose prior convictions on application
Being under 21 years of age
Not being a resident of Ohio

The correct answer is: Having a misdemeanor drug conviction

A misdemeanor drug conviction is a valid reason for denying an Ohio CCW permit application. Ohio law prohibits individuals with certain misdemeanor drug convictions from obtaining a CCW permit. The other options, failing to disclose prior convictions, being under 21 years of age, and not being a resident of Ohio, are all valid reasons for denying an Ohio CCW permit application as well. Failure to disclose prior convictions may show a lack of honesty and responsibility, being under 21 years of age does not meet the minimum age requirement for obtaining a CCW permit, and not being a resident of Ohio disqualifies an individual from obtaining an Ohio CCW permit.