Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit (CFP) Practice Exam

How often does a Nevada CFP need to be renewed?

1. Every 5 years

2. Every year

3. Every 10 years

4. It does not expire

The correct answer is: Every 5 years

A Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit (CFP) must be renewed every 5 years. This requirement ensures that permit holders remain knowledgeable about current laws and regulations regarding firearm use and safety. Renewals typically involve a review of the individual's qualifications and may require a refresher training course to ensure ongoing competency in handling firearms. Other time frames, such as renewing every year or every 10 years, do not align with Nevada's established regulations. A permit that does not expire would eliminate the necessary accountability and training updates that the renewal process provides, which is fundamental to maintaining public safety and responsible gun ownership.