Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

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What should a CWFL holder do if stopped by law enforcement?

  1. Say nothing

  2. Immediately notify the officer they are carrying a weapon

  3. Only disclose if asked directly

  4. Present the license only if the officer suspects a crime

The correct answer is: Immediately notify the officer they are carrying a weapon

When a concealed weapon or firearm license (CWFL) holder is stopped by law enforcement, it is important for them to immediately notify the officer that they are carrying a weapon. This proactive approach helps in ensuring transparency, safety, and compliance with the law. By disclosing the possession of a weapon to the officer right away, the CWFL holder can demonstrate responsibility, respect for law enforcement, and an understanding of the requirements associated with carrying a concealed firearm. It also helps to prevent any misunderstandings or potentially dangerous situations during the interaction with law enforcement.

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