Delaware Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

What is required for carrying a concealed deadly weapon in Delaware?

1. A driver's license

2. A Concealed Carry Permit

3. A hunting license

4. No documentation is required

The correct answer is: A Concealed Carry Permit

In Delaware, a Concealed Carry Permit is required for individuals who wish to carry a concealed deadly weapon. This permit serves as official documentation that the individual has met the necessary legal requirements, which often include background checks, training, and an understanding of firearms safety and laws. This requirement is in place to ensure that those who are carrying concealed weapons are properly trained and responsible, contributing to public safety and the lawful use of firearms. While other forms of identification, such as a driver's license, may be useful for identification purposes, they do not substitute for the specific permit needed for concealed carry. Similarly, a hunting license is unrelated to the carrying of a concealed weapon for self-defense purposes, and no documentation being required is not consistent with Delaware's laws surrounding concealed carry.