Washington Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Practice Exam

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Where can you not carry a concealed pistol, even with a CPL in Washington State?

Bars and restaurants serving alcohol
Private properties with signs prohibiting guns
Areas designated by federal law, such as federal buildings
All of the above

The correct answer is: Areas designated by federal law, such as federal buildings

Carrying a concealed pistol is prohibited in areas designated as federal facilities or properties in accordance with federal law. These areas include buildings or properties owned or leased by the federal government, such as federal courthouses and post offices. A CPL (concealed pistol license) in Washington State does not grant the holder the right to carry a concealed pistol in these designated areas. Options A and B may also restrict concealed carry, but these restrictions may vary by state. Option D is incorrect because option C specifies federal facilities, which may not align with state-specific restrictions.