pacman552SD
Regular Member
hi i was wondering if there is anything to stop me from takeing a CPL class this summer when im only 19 years old so that when i turn 21 in september 2013 i could apply for my cpl right when i turn 21
I thought you had to take the class within a year.
My CPL instructor had guns for use if you didn't have one of your own.
i have guns availible to me to use for carry and compleating the range time for the class
I thought you had to take the class within a year.
My CPL instructor had guns for use if you didn't have one of your own.
Cite please? I see nowhere that says it must be within one year.
I was hoping someone could prove me right or wrong.
28.425b
(j) A certificate stating that the applicant has completed the training course prescribed by this act.
28.425j Pistol training or safety program
She may have to explain some things to the clerk regarding the language on the certificate. From MCRGOsAbout to finally get my wife to submit her application.
Her certificate is dated 2001.
Q: | My county clerk won’t accept my NRA Personal Protection in the Home Course certificate because it was issued more than 1 year ago. Is she correct? |
A: | No, NRA certificates do not expire or go “stale.” The NRA alone decides how long their certificates are valid, not county gun boards. According to the law, it is NOT the responsibility of the county gun board to review or approve pistol safety training programs. The statute only states that the applicant must present a certificate signed by a certified firearms instructor with a statement that the course complies with the requirements of the law and that the individual successfully completed the course. If the validity of a certificate comes into question, the board may wish to confirm the firearm instructor’s certification with the organization that provided certification. In most cases, that is the NRA. It is a 4-year felony to issue a bogus certificate. That is intended to keep instructors honest. There is similar situation where I have seen clerks attempt to reject certificates because they do not contain the language set forth in MCL §28.425j. Pursuant to 2004 PA 254, after October 1, 2004, the pistol safety training certificate must read “This course complies with section 5j of 1927 PA 372.” Of course, if your certificate was issued before that date, it probably contains something similar but not exact. The ones I issued before October 1, 2004 state, “This course meets the requirements of 1927 PA 372 as amended by 2000 PA 381 5j and 2002 PA 719.” If you are in this situation you have two choices, 1) you can point out to the clerk that the new “magic” language of MCL §28.425j only applies to pistol safety training certificates issued after October 1, 2004, or 2) you can have the instructor that issued the certificate either add the “magic” language for you or give you permission to add it yourself. |
No you don't.
They have to be registered to you for you to posess them legally.
Then why do we tell people they have to be the registered owner to OC?
thanks. its been a long time since I thought about this one.
thanks. its been a long time since I thought about this one.