Rights and Responsibility Weapons Study Guide

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Weapons and Pistols8
Concealed Pistol8
Open carry of firearms8
Taser8
Firearms and Pneumatic guns10
Pepper Spray13
Knives14
Selected Michigan Compiled Laws - Firearms and Weapons15
Government -Control Layers of Enforcement18
Firearms Ownership and Possession21
Possession Minimum Age Limits22
Handgun Purchase and Sales Process22
NICS Process - FLL Gun Dealer22
Person to Person Firearms Purchase Process23
Possession of a pistol belonging to another24
Safety Inspection Certificates24
Transporting ammunition and long-guns24
CPL holders – required notifications.24
Possession of Firearms During Hunting Season25
Possession Summary26
Out of State Purchase / Acquisition of Firearms27
What is an FFL Transfer?28
Transporting a Firearm30
Firearms and Marijuana32
2024 New Gun Laws34
State of Michigan Firearms Definitions35
Safe Firearms Storage37
Home and Travel handgun Security Issues38
Gun Storage Options39
Firearms Laws and the Distribution Process68
Introduction to Legal Updates and Resource Guide66
Managing Legal Updates and Resources67
Support Websites67
Federal Laws and ATF69
ATF REGULATIONS - MFAQ75
Federal Firearms Quick Reference Guide78
Training Location88
General Review of laws83
Training Location89
Gerald Wrage90
Probation Officer/Agent Contact List94
Michigan Laws Mdified 2.pdf49
Deadly Force modified.pdf49
The use of deadly force overview 1.pdf49
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.49
Of —49
What you should do ---49
Call 91149
What you should not do –49
 Point a firearm at someone to scare or intimidate.49

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