How to Avoid Michigan Pistol Registration - TheFireArmGuy

Published on April 26, 2018
Duration: 4:01

This video explains how to avoid Michigan's pistol registration requirement by obtaining an out-of-state concealed carry permit in addition to a Michigan CPL. The presenter details the legal exemption under MCL 28.432(1)(f) and shares his personal experience obtaining an Arizona CCW permit to achieve this exemption, saving him the hassle of registering multiple firearms.

Quick Summary

To avoid Michigan pistol registration, obtain an out-of-state concealed carry permit in addition to your Michigan CPL. This is legally recognized under MCL 28.432(1)(f) for U.S. citizens and bypasses the standard firearm transaction registration process.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Michigan Pistol Registration
  2. 00:37Exemptions to Pistol Registration
  3. 01:03The Out-of-State CCW Permit Exemption
  4. 01:41Legal Statute: MCL 28.432(1)(f)
  5. 01:47Learning from Michigan Open Carry
  6. 02:00Obtaining an Arizona CCW Permit
  7. 02:13Arizona CCW Application Process
  8. 02:32Receiving Arizona CCW Permit
  9. 02:44Exempt from Registration: Personal Experience
  10. 03:16Many People Don't Know This Exemption
  11. 03:30Confirmation and Invitation to Verify
  12. 03:47Conclusion and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I avoid registering my pistol in Michigan?

In Michigan, you can avoid pistol registration by obtaining an out-of-state concealed carry permit in addition to your Michigan CPL. This exemption is legally recognized and bypasses the standard registration process for firearm transactions.

What is the legal basis for the Michigan pistol registration exemption?

The exemption is based on Michigan law MCL 28.432(1)(f), which states that a U.S. citizen holding a license to carry a pistol concealed, issued by another state, is exempt from registration requirements.

What are the other exemptions to Michigan pistol registration?

Besides the out-of-state CCW permit, Michigan law exempts antique firearms (like flintlocks or black-powder guns) and allows for person-to-person borrowing of firearms without requiring registration.

What is the process for getting an out-of-state CCW permit for Michigan exemption?

The process typically involves applying to another state (like Arizona), which may require an application form, fingerprint cards, and a fee. Once approved, this permit, combined with your Michigan CPL, grants you exemption from pistol registration.

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