Alaska Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What places are off-limits when carrying a concealed firearm in Alaska?

  1. Bars and restaurants serving alcohol

  2. Places of worship

  3. Federal buildings and schools

  4. Private vehicles

The correct answer is: Federal buildings and schools

In Alaska, carrying a concealed firearm is not allowed in federal buildings and schools. This restriction is in place due to federal laws and regulations that prohibit firearms in these specific locations. It is important for individuals to be aware of these restrictions to ensure they are in compliance with the law when carrying a concealed firearm. Bars and restaurants serving alcohol, places of worship, and private vehicles are not generally off-limits when carrying a concealed firearm in Alaska, as long as the individual has the appropriate permits and follows all state laws and regulations.

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