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cabman1

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Jackson pd came to my house to check out my Michigan Pistol.Said they never had anyone try to register there mossberg as a pistol I showed him the mcl 28.421(e).He thanked me for my time and the education and said he was going back to inform his chief of the law.
 
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When I registered my Remington 870, Hazel Park had no idea what the hell I was talking about but after I explained it tothem they said, "if you say so, how do we do this", so I just filled out the RI-60 as the buyer and seller.

God Bless


Great police department, these guys (and gals)are normally very nice and professional, only one time have Ihad a bad experience, and that was only becauseI had a disagreement with an officer about how he was filling out a UD10.
 
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sasha601 wrote:
Hmmm, came to your house. Seems a little agressive/intimidating to me to show up at someone's door steps for this. Why not to call or senda letter?
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Because the cop wanted to get a "feel" for who it was that was registering the shotgun/pistol.
 
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If they are there for THEIR education, tell them you would be glad to show them if they are willing to pay the current consultation fee of $$$$ !!!:what:

If they are coming to us....let them pay!:celebrate
 
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WARCHILD wrote:
If they are there for THEIR education, tell them you would be glad to show them if they are willing to pay the current consultation fee of $$$$ !!!:what:

If they are coming to us....let them pay!:celebrate
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$250 per minute with a two minute minimum.:D
 
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If a mossy is registered as a pistol, and I swap the HD barrel for a deer barrel, I'd be able to hunt with it, right? I plan on registering my mossy once I get it. Sorry if this is a hijack of a thread, I don't intend for it to be, since it's semi-related.
 
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autosurgeon

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malignity wrote:
If a mossy is registered as a pistol, and I swap the HD barrel for a deer barrel, I'd be able to hunt with it, right? I plan on registering my mossy once I get it. Sorry if this is a hijack of a thread, I don't intend for it to be, since it's semi-related.
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If you have it registered as a pistol as soon as it no longer fits the requirements to be a pistol it cannot be carried as one. However that said as soon as it again fits the requirements of a pistol it can again be carried as one.

Therefor YES you can add a fixed stock and deer barrel and hunt with it however during that time you would have to carry it in accordance with all laws and regulations governing long guns.
 
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