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16. Tests and requirements vary by state of course
Sun Feb 9, 2025, 12:55 PM
Feb 2025

In my state you don’t have to take a CWL class if you were in the military and have a honorable discharge DD214. A blind person could have become legally blind after leaving the service or as a result of their service. So they would meet the proficiency requirement with no class.

You also don’t need the CWL class if you have been through a one day hunter education course that had a firearms component. I did one years ago and we just showed we could load and unload a .22 rifle, locate and operate the safety and fired about 3 shots each with it, accuracy didn’t matter.

Many states don’t require a permit or license at all now to open or conceal carry, as long as a blind person can otherwise legally own the firearm they are allowed to exercise that right.

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