Kansas Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What is required for concealed carry in Kansas?

A permit
Firearms training
Background check
No special requirements

The correct answer is: No special requirements

In Kansas, you do not need a specific permit, training, or background check to carry a concealed firearm. This policy is part of the state's approach to gun laws, which allows individuals who meet the general legal eligibility requirements based on age and non-criminal status to carry a concealed firearm without any additional permissions or training. Therefore, anyone who is legally allowed to possess a firearm can carry it concealed in public without the need for a special permit or training certification. This aligns with the principles of constitutional carry, which Kansas adopted. However, it's important to note that while no permit is required for concealed carry, obtaining a concealed carry license can provide benefits such as reciprocity with other states that recognize Kansas licenses.