Kansas Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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Is it legal to openly carry a firearm in city limits in Kansas?

Yes, without any permit
No, it's prohibited
Yes, but only with a special permit
It varies by city ordinance

The correct answer is: Yes, without any permit

Yes, it is legal to openly carry a firearm in city limits in Kansas without any permit. Kansas is a constitutional carry state, which means that individuals who are legally allowed to possess firearms can carry them openly without the need for a permit. This applies to carrying firearms in city limits as well. Other states may have varying laws and may require special permits or have specific restrictions on open carry, but in Kansas, no permit is needed for open carry.