Idaho Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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How does Idaho law classify a concealed weapon?

A weapon hidden on one's person
A weapon carried in a vehicle
Any firearm not immediately visible to the naked eye
Both A and B

The correct answer is: Both A and B

Idaho law classifies a concealed weapon as one that is hidden from view, which encompasses both a weapon that is concealed on a person's body and a weapon carried in a vehicle. This definition aims to offer clarity on what constitutes concealed carry, ensuring that individuals understand that firearms should not be readily visible to the casual observer in either scenario. Specifically, the law recognizes the importance of private and responsible carrying of firearms, whether on the person or within vehicles, while also supporting lawful firearm ownership. Given this definition's comprehensive nature, it encompasses the aspects of both being concealed on one's person and being secured in a vehicle, making the combined option the most accurate historical and legal interpretation of concealed weapons in Idaho.