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How qualification works in Kansas
Kansas has a statewide standard, and its own statute names retirees explicitly. KSA 74-5607 directs the Kansas Commission on Peace Officers' Standards and Training (KSCPOST) to establish "a course of fire as a standard qualification for active law enforcement officers to carry firearms that may also be used for qualified retired officers to carry firearms pursuant to federal law." The KSCPOST course (adopted 8/2/05) is 50 rounds, with a minimum passing score of 70% (35 hits or more), required annually during the Training Year (July 1 - June 30).
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What to carry afterward
Agency photo ID
From the agency you separated from.
Proficiency certificate
Dated within the past 12 months.1
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Where LEOSA doesn't apply
Private property where the owner prohibits firearms.
State & local government property buildings, parks and installations that restrict firearms.
Federal facilities courthouses, federal buildings and military installations.
School zones under the Gun-Free School Zones Act, unless separately licensed by your state.
Commercial aircraft LEOSA does not change federal aviation rules.
SOURCES
Not legal advice. Confirm with Kansas's POST commission or your former agency.