South Dakota Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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Prepare for the South Dakota Gun Laws Exam. Explore multiple-choice questions with hints and detailed explanations. Enhance your knowledge of state gun laws and firearm safety to pass your exam confidently!

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Can non-residents apply for a South Dakota concealed pistol permit?

Yes, if they are from states with reciprocity agreements only
No, non-residents cannot apply
Yes, but only for military personnel stationed in South Dakota
Yes, if they have property in the state

The correct answer is: Yes, but only for military personnel stationed in South Dakota

Non-residents can apply for a South Dakota concealed pistol permit, but only military personnel stationed in South Dakota are eligible to do so. This eligibility is a special provision specific to military personnel stationed in the state. Option A is incorrect because non-residents from states with reciprocity agreements can also apply for a South Dakota permit, not just military personnel. Option B is inaccurate as non-residents indeed have the opportunity to apply for a permit. Option D is incorrect, as having property in the state does not grant non-residents eligibility for a concealed pistol permit in South Dakota.