OC in Michigan

[zombieglock]

I am going to Michigan this weekend and was wondering if anyone goes there regularly and has any issues with the LEOs?

 

[Shiban]

OC in Michigan, there is no permit required. However you must have a LTC in order to carry concealed. But, I believe you must be a resident. They do honor Indiana LTCH though.

[SIZE=+0]1) Any law abiding citizen of the State of Michigan who owns a safety inspected handgun may openly carry (in a holster) said firearm in all places not explicitly exempt by law with or without a CPL. Private property rules over-ride state law in regards to firearm possession.
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[tr1gg3r]

I'm sure it depends on the locale, but, when I go back home to visit, I OC quite often with no ill effects. I have to stay out of the bars though...

 

[Somemedic]

Define - safety inspected

 

[sharkey]

Define - safety inspected

Coonfingered by Barney

 

[bobn911]

I am going to Michigan this weekend and was wondering if anyone goes there regularly and has any issues with the LEOs?

As long as you have a valid permit from the state in which you reside, you can either open or conceal carry. If you get 'stopped' by the police, you must notify that you have a permit and you are carrying. Have a good time and carry often. Bob

 

[bobn911]

OC in Michigan, there is no permit required. However you must have a LTC in order to carry concealed. But, I believe you must be a resident. They do honor Indiana LTCH though.

[SIZE=+0]1) Any law abiding citizen of the State of Michigan who owns a safety inspected handgun may openly carry (in a holster) said firearm in all places not explicitly exempt by law with or without a CPL. Private property rules over-ride state law in regards to firearm possession. [/SIZE][SIZE=+0][/SIZE]
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Shiban, In order to open carry without a permit in MI, you must be a resident of MI. No longer need the safety inspection, but the hand gun must be registered to the person that is open carrying. Whole different set of rules apply to open carrying without a concealed pistol license.
Later, Bob