South Dakota Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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Can a non-resident carry a concealed weapon in South Dakota with a permit issued from another state?

Yes, without restrictions
No
Yes, if the state has reciprocity with South Dakota
Yes, but they must notify law enforcement

The correct answer is: Yes, if the state has reciprocity with South Dakota

This is because a non-resident can only carry a concealed weapon in South Dakota if their state has reciprocity with South Dakota. Option A is incorrect because even though they have a permit from another state, it does not automatically grant them the right to carry a concealed weapon in South Dakota without checking for reciprocity. Option B is incorrect because it states that a non-resident cannot carry a concealed weapon at all, which is not true if they have a permit from a state with reciprocity. Option D is incorrect because notifying law enforcement is not a requirement for a non-resident with a reciprocity permit.