Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

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What is the result of carrying a concealed weapon without a license in Florida?

  1. A warning

  2. A misdemeanor charge

  3. A felony charge

  4. Revocation of driving privileges

The correct answer is: A felony charge

Since carrying a concealed weapon without a license is a serious offense, a felony charge is the most likely result in Florida. This means it would be a criminal offense and could result in a fine, prison time, or both. The other options, a warning or misdemeanor charge, would not accurately reflect the severity of the offense. Revocation of driving privileges would only occur if the weapon was carried in a vehicle and not necessarily if it was carried on a person.

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