Alaska Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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How does Alaska law define a concealed weapon?

  1. A weapon hidden from ordinary view

  2. A weapon carried in a vehicle

  3. A weapon on one's person, regardless of visibility

  4. A weapon carried during nighttime

The correct answer is: A weapon hidden from ordinary view

Alaska law defines a concealed weapon as a weapon hidden from ordinary view. This means that the weapon is not readily visible to others and is being actively obscured or concealed from plain sight. It is important for individuals to be aware of and comply with laws regarding concealed carry to ensure the safety and security of themselves and those around them.