Kansas Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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Is there a state preemption of firearms laws in Kansas?

Yes
No
Only for concealed carry laws
Only for open carry laws

The correct answer is: Yes

Kansas does have a state preemption of firearms laws, meaning that state law takes precedence over local laws when it comes to regulating firearms. This means that even if a city or county in Kansas tries to create their own firearms laws, they cannot override the state laws. The other options, B, C, and D, are incorrect because they imply that there is no state preemption or that it only applies to certain types of firearms laws. However, in Kansas, state law preempts all local firearms laws.