Wisconsin Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

The minimum age to apply for a CCW permit in Wisconsin is 21. This is determined by the Wisconsin State Constitution, which sets the minimum age for purchasing and possessing a handgun at 21 years of age. Therefore, options A, B, and D are incorrect as they all suggest ages below 21. Additionally, some states have reciprocity agreements with Wisconsin, meaning that they recognize each other's CCW permits. However, these agreements typically require the permit holder to meet the same age requirement as required by the state issuing the permit. Therefore, even if someone holds a CCW permit from a state with a lower age requirement, they will not be able to legally carry a handgun in Wisconsin until they reach the age of 21.