What does CCW mean in MILITARY

A concealed carry weapon (CCW) is a firearm that is carried in a concealed manner on one's person or in close proximity. This usually requires the individual to obtain a permit from their local law enforcement agency or state government for legal authorization.

Generally, pistols and revolvers are the most common type of weapon used for CCW purposes. However, some jurisdictions may allow individuals to use other kinds of firearms such as shotguns and rifles as well.

The frequency with which one must renew their CCW license depends on the laws of their particular state or local jurisdiction. Generally speaking, many states require renewal every two years or so.

This also depends on the laws of your particular state and/or the state you are travelling into. Many states have entered into agreements with one another that allows CCWs from certain states to legally be carried into other states as long as all safety requirements are followed.

Yes, there are additional restrictions when carrying a concealed weapon even if you have obtained proper licensing and authorization. These include prohibitions against bringing your weapon into certain locations such as schools, government buildings and places of worship. It is important to familiarize yourself with all applicable laws before attempting to exercise your right to bear arms in this way.