Michigan handgun registration is un-needed

[dougwg]

Read these two together as they provide an avenue to not register your hand guns in Michigan if you choose not to.

http://legislature.mi.gov/doc.aspx?mcl-28-422
That is sec. 2

and this EXEMPTS you from sec 2 of MCL 28.422
read (f)
http://legislature.mi.gov/doc.aspx?mcl-28-432

All that is needed is a Michigan CPL and a concealed pistol license from any other state.

I'm sending in my NH application today.
$100 for 4+ years

If more people do this we can collapse the registration and render it useless.

[Deadmeat3344]

This might be the thread of the year. Notice how its not specified if the permit from another state needs to be a resident permit either. This is amazing.

[Jared1981]

Yep, those that don't want to do this, then don't. Just please don't hijack the thread with fear-mongering.

Those of us that understand the Rule of Lenity are enjoying unregistered pistols like people do in the 42+ other states.

It's an individual choice. I just wish if the attorneys on here would assure people of the Rule of Lenity; which isn't really even needed since the law is crystal clear.

[G22]

Doug, why New Hampshire?

[Patrick]

Because live free or die.

[dougwg]

This might be the thread of the year. Notice how its not specified if the permit from another state needs to be a resident permit either. This is amazing.

The "Resident permit" is only needed to carry concealed.

This is very simple

28-432 exempts you from 28-422 if you are a citizen of the US and have a concealed permit from any other state. period, end of story, no "butt's"

[dougwg]

Doug, why New Hampshire?

I could have went with any number of out of state permits.

I choose NH because they have a strong grassroots effort going out there to regain freedom. I could download the form and fill it out. All they require is a resident CPL, photo copy of both sides of it and $100 for 4+ years.

I got this info from Jared...

"Easiest by mail is New Hampshire (and fastest) but it's $100 every. 4 years.

Maine is $60 every 4 years with no fingerprints.

Arizona is a good option because it's 5 years and no photo, but prints are required for the initial application. It's $60 for the first time and $43 on renewal"

[Deadmeat3344]

EDIT: post content not relvant after re-reading previous posts

[Coctailer]

I have Oregon, Washington, and Arizona.

Guess I'm kosher!

This is a tag.

[GarrettJ]

This might be the thread of the year.

it's been discussed a few times over the past couple of years. Although past discussions usually involved a lot more fear-mongering and hand-wringing. So far so good, here.