Ace the Nevada CFP Exam 2026 – Lock, Load, and Hit Bullseye!

Transporting a firearm in a vehicle in Nevada requires the firearm to be locked in a gun case.

Option A is incorrect because having the firearm visible on the dashboard could potentially cause harm or create a dangerous situation, as well as be considered "brandishing" which is illegal.

Option B is incorrect because while some states may allow a firearm to be transported while disassembled, in Nevada it must be kept in a gun case.

Option D is incorrect because open carry of a firearm in a vehicle is not explicitly protected by Nevada law and could potentially result in legal consequences. It is much safer and legally compliant to keep the firearm locked in a gun case while in a vehicle in Nevada.