Question concerning printing

[mlanden]

You're going to get the exact same answer that you did in your other thread. Open Carry is legal in Michigan, so printing or accidental exposure of a holstered firearm is legal.

I'm guessing that is all I needed to hear...Was just looking to hear that from someone who knew the laws better than I....Thanks fotophocus...

[justbehindit]

Okay newbie question: printing? As in the weapon imprints through your clothes showing the weapon even though it's covered?

[mlanden]

Okay newbie question: printing? As in the weapon imprints through your clothes showing the weapon even though it's covered?

Thank you.

[PhotoTom]

Threads merged - please, no cross-posting (per the forum rules)

- Admin

[mlanden]

Threads merged - please, no cross-posting (per the forum rules)

- Admin

My apologies...

[PhotoTom]

Okay newbie question: printing? As in the weapon imprints through your clothes showing the weapon even though it's covered?

Yes, that is what folks are referring to when they say "printing".

[CoonDog]

mlanden, you're not going to find a statute that tells you it's legal. Rather, we know it's legal because there is no MCL that prohibits it.

[justbehindit]

Yes, that is what folks are referring to when they say "printing".

mlanden, you're not going to find a statute that tells you it's legal. Rather, we know it's legal because there is no MCL that prohibits it.

Thanks and good to know.

[smalls]

For anyone with questions about open carry laws in Michigan head over to miopencarry.org

[langenc]

Those interested in OC/CC can attend the 2A rally in Lansing on Apr 13 (TUE) for noon on for a couple hours at the Capitol

Also watch for an OC event, picnic, etc in your neighborhood.