I don't remember If I asked this question before ? In Michigan you must have your gun registration on your person when you carry ? What about this new electronic registration ? Meaning you fill out the new slip and it's sent to the state police and your really do not have a green card to carry on you ? Am I on the right track here ? Any imput ?
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flop-shank
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IIRC, you have to have the registration if you bought the gun within thirty days. Otherwise, no docs are needed since they have the records in their computers by then. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. I don't carry any documents except my CPL.
In the past, the Pistol Safety Inspection card was not a bearer instrument and the law only required that the handgun be presented for inspection within 10 days of purchase. There was no requirement to keep or carry the certificate, but it was smart to keep it to prove you complied with the law in case the records were lost.
Safety inspections are a thing of the past, but the Issuing Agency Copy and the MSP copy of either the Pistol Sales Record (with a CPL) or the Pistol Purchase Permit must be mailed or delivered to the issuing agency (local PD or County Sheriff) within 10 days of purchase (the gun is no longer presented and no certificate is issued) and you now must have the Buyer Copy of the record or permit in your possession for 30 days after purchase when the gun is in your possession. The 30 day provision is intended to give the authorities time to enter the data in LEIN.
Safety inspections are a thing of the past, but the Issuing Agency Copy and the MSP copy of either the Pistol Sales Record (with a CPL) or the Pistol Purchase Permit must be mailed or delivered to the issuing agency (local PD or County Sheriff) within 10 days of purchase (the gun is no longer presented and no certificate is issued) and you now must have the Buyer Copy of the record or permit in your possession for 30 days after purchase when the gun is in your possession. The 30 day provision is intended to give the authorities time to enter the data in LEIN.
J.P.60
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I picked up a very heavy replacement "picture" pull out - you know the multi-page job for wallet pictures? I have cut it so there's only two pages and it holds my CHL, Owner card and driver's license. It's been very handy.
Tracer_Bullet
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flop-shank and s&wchad have it right as I understand it. If you are carrying the gun, keep the pistol sales record on you for 30 days.
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