Weapons: firearms; 1927 PA 372; update references. Amends secs. 2, 2a, 5b, 5o, 12 & 15 of 1927 PA 372 (MCL 28.422 et seq.). TIE BAR WITH: SB 406'25
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Overview
This bill updates Michigan’s 1927 firearms law (MCL 28.422 et seq.) to regulate the purchase, possession, and carrying of firearms. It establishes requirements for obtaining a concealed pistol license, including background checks, training, and a review of criminal history and mental health records. The bill also addresses specific situations, such as transfers of firearms to heirs, nonresident requirements, and the handling of firearms by individuals under 21. It aims to ensure responsible firearm ownership while balancing individual rights.
Key provisions
- Establishes requirements for obtaining a concealed pistol license, including background checks and training.
- Prohibits individuals with certain criminal histories or mental health conditions from obtaining a license.
- Specifies conditions for nonresident license applicants.
- Addresses the transfer of firearms to heirs, outlining the process and requirements.
- Details procedures for purchasing firearms, including record-keeping and return of copies to law enforcement.
- Outlines exemptions for certain individuals, such as federally licensed firearms dealers and law enforcement officers.
- Includes provisions for handling firearms by minors under specific circumstances.
- Addresses penalties for forging application materials.
Who is affected
- Gun owners and prospective gun owners
- Law enforcement officers
- Federal firearms dealers
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