Relevant Court Cases and Opinions of Minnesota AG
• Minnesota Supreme Court on Self-defense • Minnesota Court of Appeals on Banning of Firearms on Church Parking Lots
Additional Information and Airport Requirements
No laws are found regarding carrying of firearms inside the airport. Once an individual has obtained his driver’s license in Minnesota, he already establishes his residency in the state. The minimum age for obtaining a carry permit is 21 years old. Laws on Using Firearms: 624.71 thru 624.74 & 609.66 Laws on Using Deadly Force: […]
Supplemental Information
609.666 Negligent storage of firearms Under this subdivision, the following terms are defined: • “Firearm” refers to any device that can be used as a weapon and has the ability to expel force. • “Child” is an individual who is 18 years or younger. • “Loaded” refers to a firearm with the ammunition attached. State […]
Age Requirements for Carrying or Moving Firearms
To be able to legally possess and transport a firearm in a vehicle within Minnesota without the need for any type of permit, an individual must at least be 18 years old. Note: For some states, there are restrictions in the possession and transportation of firearms. Some would only allow transporting to and from the […]
Important Links
Michigan CCW Information 1 Michigan CCW Information 2 Instructions for Concealed Carry Permit Application County Clerk Directory of Michigan Frequently Asked Questions Michigan Laws State Administrative Regulations Attorney General of Michigan Laws on Using Firearms in Michigan Michigan State Police Legal Update
Reciprocity Guidelines for Michigan
Michigan recognizes concealed carry permits/licenses for residents issued by other states. However, Michigan does not accept carry permits issued by other states for non-residents. Therefore, to be able to carry your firearm in Michigan, you must be a resident of the state where your license was issued. 28.422 License to Purchase, Carry, Possess, or Transport […]
Applying for a Permit in Michigan
28.425b. Individuals who want to be able to get a license from the state of Michigan shall go and apply to the county clerk of their residence. A fee of $115 shall be paid either for New application or Renewal. The country clerks will provide the applicants with the application kits which is free. An […]
Applying for a Non-Resident Permit
28.425b. Starting December 1, 2015, an individual who had established his residency in Michigan but holds a carry permit that is issued by another state, will not need to wait for 6 months to be able to apply for a concealed carry license. He can immediately file for an application once his residency is established. […]