Can a CCW permit from another state be used in Wisconsin?

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Reciprocity agreements are mutual agreements between states to recognize and honor each other's CCW permits. This means that if you have a CCW permit from a state that has a reciprocity agreement with Wisconsin, you can legally carry a concealed weapon in Wisconsin. However, if your state does not have a reciprocity agreement with Wisconsin, you cannot use your CCW permit in Wisconsin and would need to obtain a separate permit from Wisconsin. Option A is incorrect because not all states have reciprocity agreements with Wisconsin. Option B is incorrect because there are instances when a CCW permit from another state can be used in Wisconsin. Option D is incorrect because the permit needs to be recognized by Wisconsin through a reciprocity agreement, not simply validated.

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