How to Get a MO CCW Permit
Residents are allowed to carry a concealed weapon in the state of Missouri if they have a permit. If you want to get your Missouri CCW permit, there are a few things you will need to know. If you qualify and follow the rules, the process is quite simple.
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Instructions
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Meet all qualifications. In the state of Missouri, you must be at least 23 years old, qualify for a MO Driver's License or Non-Driver's License, and have lived in the state of Missouri for at least six months. You must also have a criminal record clean of any offenses that would keep you from owning a gun.
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Complete a firearms safety training program class taught by a certified instructor. You can find these programs by searching the internet or calling your local sheriff's office. Expect to pay around $100 - $200 for the class.
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Submit your CCW application and proof of training class completion to your local sheriff's office. You will also need to pay an application fee of $100 (this amount may vary depending on your location).
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Wait for application approval. It can take up to 45 days to receive approval or denial from the sheriff.
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Pick up your Concealed Carry Certificate of Qualification from the sheriff when notified of approval.
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Take your Concealed Carry Certificate of Qualification to your local DMV office within seven days of pickup. The DMV will issue you a new driver's license that indicates your CCW status and expiration date. You will have to pay the standard driver's license issue fee.
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Tips & Warnings
Your MO CCW permit is valid for three years. You can renew with your local sheriff's office after three years for a standard $50 fee (this amount may vary depending on your location).
Even if you have a MO CCW permit, you must honor the rights of business and other institutions to prohibit concealed weapons on their property.
