Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit (CFP) Practice Exam

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How often must a Nevada CFP holder renew their permit?

  1. Every year

  2. Every 2 years

  3. Every 5 years

  4. Every 10 years

The correct answer is: Every 5 years

In Nevada, a concealed firearm permit (CFP) holder is required to renew their permit every five years. This period is set to ensure that individuals remain compliant with any changes in laws, renew their understanding of safety practices, and maintain awareness of responsible firearm ownership. By requiring renewal every five years, the state balances the necessity of ongoing education and the practical aspects of permit management, while allowing permit holders sufficient time before needing to go through the renewal process again.

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