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Nothing stupid PLEASE...Cited laws or a "Yes" or "No"...lol
Thanx!
Nothing stupid PLEASE...Cited laws or a "Yes" or "No"...lol
Thanx!
I don't have the email anymore, but I had asked this question of Sgt. Deasy of the MSP in Lansing.
There is no limit as to how many guns you carry. Other than your physical capabilities.
Nothing stupid PLEASE...Cited laws or a "Yes" or "No"...lol
Thanx!
As everyone else has stated, YES you can carry more than ONE firearm both OC/CC.I don't have the email anymore, but I had asked this question of Sgt. Deasy of the MSP in Lansing.
There is no limit as to how many guns you carry. Other than your physical capabilities.
WARCHILD wrote:As everyone else has stated, YES you can carry more than ONE firearm both OC/CC.I don't have the email anymore, but I had asked this question of Sgt. Deasy of the MSP in Lansing.
There is no limit as to how many guns you carry. Other than your physical capabilities.
UNLESS you come to Wayne County, where Kim Worthy will have you charged with violating the CPL law if you do it CC, since she seems to think that your CPL permission slip only allows you to CC ONE firearm. Wayne County will be a safer place without her...
I wish he was kidding. We have heard of other LEOs and prosecutors that have said the same thing. They feel it is a PISTOL (singular) license and you can only carry one concealed and one loaded in your vehicle.THway wrote:WARCHILD wrote:As everyone else has stated, YES you can carry more than ONE firearm both OC/CC.I don't have the email anymore, but I had asked this question of Sgt. Deasy of the MSP in Lansing.
There is no limit as to how many guns you carry. Other than your physical capabilities.
UNLESS you come to Wayne County, where Kim Worthy will have you charged with violating the CPL law if you do it CC, since she seems to think that your CPL permission slip only allows you to CC ONE firearm. Wayne County will be a safer place without her...
Are you serious? Please tell me youre being facetious? Has Worthy actually charged and successfully prosecuted someone with violating their CPL because they were CCing more than one firearm in Wayne County?
THway wrote:WARCHILD wrote:As everyone else has stated, YES you can carry more than ONE firearm both OC/CC.I don't have the email anymore, but I had asked this question of Sgt. Deasy of the MSP in Lansing.
There is no limit as to how many guns you carry. Other than your physical capabilities.
UNLESS you come to Wayne County, where Kim Worthy will have you charged with violating the CPL law if you do it CC, since she seems to think that your CPL permission slip only allows you to CC ONE firearm. Wayne County will be a safer place without her...
Are you serious? Please tell me you're being facetious? Has Worthy actually charged and successfully prosecuted someone with violating their CPL because they were CCing more than one firearm in Wayne County?
HAHAHA I can imagine he did say that... and Ven require a Cite :what: :lol:I heard a lawyer try to say that at an moc cpl class but ven told him to cite it
I consider Detroit to be a 2 gun minimum. Kim Worthy would be rather upset with me. :uhoh:I wish he was kidding. We have heard of other LEOs and prosecutors that have said the same thing. They feel it is a PISTOL (singular) license and you can only carry one concealed and one loaded in your vehicle.
Ha, that was good!Venator wrote:I consider Detroit to be a 2 gun minimum. Kim Worthy would be rather upset with me. :uhoh:I wish he was kidding. We have heard of other LEOs and prosecutors that have said the same thing. They feel it is a PISTOL (singular) license and you can only carry one concealed and one loaded in your vehicle.
Venator wrote:I consider Detroit to be a 2 gun minimum. Kim Worthy would be rather upset with me. :uhoh:I wish he was kidding. We have heard of other LEOs and prosecutors that have said the same thing. They feel it is a PISTOL (singular) license and you can only carry one concealed and one loaded in your vehicle.
Just to clarify, I wasn't asking for an "official opinion" but that's apparently how they took it.Dear Mr. Lowe:
The Attorney General has asked me to respond to your e-mail requesting
an opinion on the question of how many pistols an individual who
possesses a valid concealed pistol license, issued in accordance with
the Concealed Pistol Licensing Act (CPLA), MCL 28.421 et seq, may
simultaneously carry. We must respectfully decline to provide the
opinion you have requested.
By statute, it is the duty of the Attorney General "to give his opinion
upon all questions of law submitted to him by the legislature or either
branch thereof, or by the governor . . . or any other state officer."
MCL 14.32. Since private citizens are not included in the statute as
among those who may request an Attorney General opinion, we are not
authorized to give the opinion you have requested.
In an attempt to be helpful, we have researched previous Attorney
General opinions to identify any that may answer your specific question
or otherwise assist you. Our research disclosed no opinion that would
answer your question. Nevertheless, our Criminal Division has been
called upon to provide informal guidance on this question in the past
and has consistently advised citizens that the CPLA authorizes an
individual, who is properly licensed under the Act to carry a concealed
pistol, to simultaneously carry more than one pistol.
I hope this information is helpful.
Carol L. Isaacs
Chief Deputy Attorney General
This applies to all MCL's8.3b Singular and plural; gender. Sec. 3b. Every word importing the singular number only may extend to and embrace the plural number, and every word importing the plural number may be applied and limited to the singular number. Every word importing the masculine gender only may extend and be applied to females as well as males.