Cpl
#1
07-29-09, 10:47 AM
Cpl
State of MI changed the CCW law to CPL ( concealed pistol license )
It is now illegal to carry a knife or a non-lethal weapon.
They want to make sure that you kill the guy--
It is now illegal to carry a knife or a non-lethal weapon.
They want to make sure that you kill the guy--
#2
07-29-09, 10:57 AM
Super Moderator
so jH...that means you can only carry a semiauto or a singleshot like a Contender or XP100 in MI? Now...if they had called it a concealed HANDGUN license.....lol
Somewhere..I'm not sure right now..you get a license for either a revolver..or a pistol. You can carry any brand/model but it has to be one or the other..unless you have both licenses.
Somewhere..I'm not sure right now..you get a license for either a revolver..or a pistol. You can carry any brand/model but it has to be one or the other..unless you have both licenses.
#3
07-29-09, 02:34 PM
I like ours. It is a concealed weapons permit. They don't care if it is a revolver, auto, or slingshot. They register the person, not the weapon. NO one knows what I got. And NO one will.
#4
07-29-09, 03:41 PM
Super Moderator
Knowing what I do of you chandler...its probably a model 70 in 30-06. And you just blame the stiff walk on bad knees...lol.
#6
07-30-09, 06:26 AM
Member
Originally Posted by chandler
Nope, Mossberg 500A with pistol grip, with 00 buckshot, 18 1/2" bbl.
#7
07-30-09, 06:51 AM
Super Moderator
Ha..funny...thats what I have in the bedroom..only 20 ga and #3 for the first 2, 00 for the rest. And a side saddle carrier.
Don't think I have a holster to fit it though...and a duster would be out of place when its 105 degrees.
Don't think I have a holster to fit it though...and a duster would be out of place when its 105 degrees.
#8
07-30-09, 02:09 PM
Airman, it is chambered for either 2 3/4 or 3", but I had to go look. I have 2 3/4" in there now. They were gimme's. My cousin who is a Marshal for one of the counties here carries a really short one (guess he can with his permits), on a sling under his arm.
#9
07-31-09, 07:43 PM
Group Moderator
Originally Posted by chandler
Nope, Mossberg 500A with pistol grip, with 00 buckshot, 18 1/2" bbl.
Hammer down ready to pump and go!
#10
08-01-09, 04:25 AM
Exactly how I keep mine. I store it in, of all things, the leg of a pair of sweatpants, with one end sewed up, on top of our triple dresser. Out of sight and mind of the grandkids, but quite easily accessible. Pump, point and click.
#12
08-01-09, 03:46 PM
It will if you don't load the sucker up! I was referring to the computer point-and-click interface thingy. Oh, it goes boom, very well.
