Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit (CFP) Practice Exam

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What must a permit holder do upon contact with a law enforcement officer in Nevada?

Present the firearm for inspection
Notify the officer they are carrying a concealed firearm
Immediately hand over the permit
None of the above

The correct answer is: Notify the officer they are carrying a concealed firearm

A permit holder in Nevada is required to notify a law enforcement officer that they are carrying a concealed firearm when contacted. This notification is important as it ensures transparency and reduces the potential for misunderstandings during the interaction. By informing the officer, the permit holder is acknowledging their responsibility and compliance with the law, ensuring that the officer is aware of the situation and can take appropriate measures to ensure safety for everyone involved. While presenting the firearm or immediately handing over the permit could be actions that some might consider during a traffic stop or confrontation, the law specifically focuses on the requirement to notify the officer about the concealed carry status. This approach helps to create a safe environment and establishes respect for the officer's authority while maintaining the rights of the permit holder.