Michael Rutan

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Weapons and Pistols	8
Concealed Pistol	8
Open carry of firearms	8
Taser	8
Firearms and Pneumatic guns	10
Pepper Spray	13
Knives	14
Firearms Ownership and Possession	18
Possession Minimum Age Limits	19
Handgun Purchase and Sales Process	19
NICS Process - FLL Gun Dealer	19
Person to Person Firearms Purchase Process	20
Possession of a pistol belonging to another	21
Safety Inspection Certificates	21
Transporting ammunition and long-guns	21
CPL holders – required notifications.	21
Possession of Firearms During Hunting Season	22
Possession Summary	23
Out of State Purchase / Acquisition of Firearms	24
What is an FFL Transfer?	25
Transporting a Firearm	27
2024 New Gun Laws	29
State of Michigan Firearms Definitions	30
Safe Firearms Storage	32
Home and Travel handgun Security Issues	33
Gun Storage Options	34
Federal Laws and ATF	52
ATF REGULATIONS - MFAQ	58
Federal Firearms Quick Reference Guide	61
Training Location	79
Gerald Wrage	80
Michigan Laws Mdified 2.pdf	39
Deadly Force modified.pdf	39
The use of deadly force overview 1.pdf	39
The use of deadly force to stop an attack on you or someone else requires that the aggressor present three elements of aggression for you to justify deadly force.	39
Of —	39
What you should do ---	39
Call 911	39
What you should not do –	39
 Point a firearm at someone to scare or intimidate.	39
Modified pages.pdf	15
Here are some of the key points of Michigan knife laws.	15
assault with a weapon	15
Felonious Assault with a Weapon	15
Examples of brandishing include the following:	16
750.234e Brandishing firearm in public; applicability; violation as misdemeanor; penalty.	16
750.233 Pointing or aiming firearm at another person; misdemeanor; penalty; exception; “peace officer defined.”	16
Management of aggresive behavior.pdf	69
AVOID—EVADE—ESCAPE—RESPOND	69
Evade the confrontation:	69
Escape	69
Space (Proxemics) and your safety zone	69
Officer / Civilian Interview Position	70
COLOR CODING CONCEPT	71
Voice projection can help control the situation	72
To run or to fight	72
Attempt to stop a confrontation (but don’t be confrontational)	72
Personal Conduct to Minimize Violence	73
HOME SAFETY AND SELF DEFENSE	73
Perceptual Changes During A Threatening Encounter	74
Tunnel Vision.	74
Auditory Exclusion	74
Time Dilation	75
The aftermath of a defensive shooting	75
Emotional aftermath of a Defensive shooting	75

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