If that book is anything like his response to my post, it is probably factually incorrect.
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Quick MI code question about transporting an unregistered firearm
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If that book is anything like his response to my post, it is probably factually incorrect.
Michigander
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Yes, a national public forum. What's your point. Is the truth not worth telling?
By the way, please do note that I believe you took the second portion you put in bold out of context. The way that registration was changed up, some ways protect you from the GFSZA and some don't. The police do not track which way you register, and there is no requirement to keep it beyond 30 days either. So on top of it being a just about never enforced federal law police themselves are largely unaware of, they lack the ability to even determine what's what. This is information people deserve to know.
Everyone I've ever conducted activism with in Michigan, bar none, has kept their pistols registered unless the cops screwed up. It's not that I object to the notion of trying to skirt the law, especially morally, it's that it's dorky to give one state entity your money and personal information in order to avoid giving it to another, as though that's somehow better, when the odds are decent they'll never even bother filing your paperwork. Sure, if someone wants to get an out of state carry permit, that's cool. But at least if they read what I wrote they'll understand how much it matters.
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Michigander
Regular Member
Between the 2 of us, you're the one stating factually incorrect things. After more than a dozen OC protest marches in Detroit against criminal DPD cops stealing guns from OCers and charging them with erroneous felony charges, I'm especially surprised that you as a Detroit resident would state a belief that the cops obey their own rules. It would seem that after all the years this has been going on you must be living under a rock.
My suggestion is that you actually read my book rather than speculate to draw criticisms with no basis.
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1245A Defender
Regular Member
Wowwie!!!
Pay no attention to the Wizzi...
He doesnt know, hasnt studied nor has he followed the work that has gone into Detroit carry!
Maybe a plus 1 would have worked here, but you, and your work, deserve,, Words....
BYW,,, for You and the Wizzi, if he cares.
Do you remember CommanderIceMan?
He is OldSchool, was here for some years.
He rode his bicycle through High Land Park and Detroit!
Wearing Body Armor and Left and Right side FNP 45s..
Skinny Black guy,,, knew how to speak with eloquence...
He broke a lot of these barriers at that time,,,, But,,, we still face them today...
Pay no attention to the Wizzi...
He doesnt know, hasnt studied nor has he followed the work that has gone into Detroit carry!
Maybe a plus 1 would have worked here, but you, and your work, deserve,, Words....
BYW,,, for You and the Wizzi, if he cares.
Do you remember CommanderIceMan?
He is OldSchool, was here for some years.
He rode his bicycle through High Land Park and Detroit!
Wearing Body Armor and Left and Right side FNP 45s..
Skinny Black guy,,, knew how to speak with eloquence...
He broke a lot of these barriers at that time,,,, But,,, we still face them today...
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Yet, lawyers disagree with you. Why would I read a book if you are giving out false information on the internet. Also, where did I state DPD obeys laws?
Who are you? I open carry all the time in my city of Detroit. Sorry you are too far up someone's ass to realize he is spouting misinformation. He doesn't understand basic English either.
griffin
Regular Member
I thought he wore them right and rear (not left).
Michigander
Regular Member
Right here, in bold.
Also, if a cop runs your gun he has to have a good reason to. they cannot just run a pistol because they want to. They can get in trouble for misusing the system.
What lawyers are you talking about? And what false information? Do you have anything to offer beyond unfounded insults?
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I know that is true, cause CopWatch tells me so.
Michigander
Regular Member
Wow, that went downhill fast with improperly marked quotes.
twoskinsonemanns
Regular Member
What a mess this thread is. Quotes misapplied to the wrong users should be cleaned up.
Anyway as to the OP as long as the firearm is unloaded and stored in an inaccessible way you're good to go.
Along with doing a lot of bad things, the Firearm Owners Protection Act had a good thing with its "Safe Passage" clause that basically keeps people out of trouble when transporting. Take it to VA and have fun.
Anyway as to the OP as long as the firearm is unloaded and stored in an inaccessible way you're good to go.
Along with doing a lot of bad things, the Firearm Owners Protection Act had a good thing with its "Safe Passage" clause that basically keeps people out of trouble when transporting. Take it to VA and have fun.
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They can get into trouble for running things without reasonable cause. False information in your posts. Saying having an out of state cpl and not having to register is a loophole (whoops you said it is skirting the law.). If you think calling you out on misinformation is insulting you...well I don't know what to tell you.
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I know that is true, cause CopWatch tells me so.
actually main stream news media tells me so...
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