To be concealed, a firearm is not in the ordinary sight of another person. Which statement correctly reflects concealment?

• A. Ordinary sight of another person
• B. Not in ordinary sight of another person
• C. Readily accessible
• D. Open carry

Answer: (B)

Concealment is about visibility: the firearm must not be seen by others in their ordinary line of sight. It can still be accessible or carried in a way that allows quick retrieval, but it isn’t in plain view. That’s why the statement describing the firearm as not in ordinary sight of another person is the correct way to define concealment. The other ideas describe visibility or accessibility in ways that don’t match concealment: being visible at all, being easy to grab, or implying open carry. A concealed weapon is hidden from ordinary observation, even if it can be reached quickly.