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Buying your first gun is exciting, whether you have decided to learn a new skill, find a new hobby, or address a self-defense need. However, you must also ensure you can use it safely and responsibly. The safe and responsible usage of firearms covers many aspects: legality, safety equipment, accessories and ammunition, secure storage, maintenance, practice recommendations, and more. Follow these tips and guidelines to get the most out of your first firearm and become a responsible gun owner. Research Your Local Laws Firearm ownership is a serious responsibility. Various federal, state, and loc ..read more

Only a few states, such as Connecticut and Rhode Island, require gun buyers to show evidence of gun safety training before purchasing a firearm. Others, like North Dakota and South Carolina, don’t impose this requirement. Michigan falls somewhere in the middle. The only form of mandatory safety training for gun owners in the Great Lake State is the requirement to pass a state-certified course to obtain the Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL), the state’s concealed carry license. To ensure you meet the legal criteria before buying a firearm, find a gun owner safety training course in Michig ..read more

If you’re planning to apply for a CPL in Michigan, you may have seen two commonly used acronyms in official documentation and other concealed carrying resources: CCW and CPL. Although the terms are related, it is critical not to confuse them. Learn everything you need to know about CCWs, CPLs, and what Michigan law says about concealed carrying to make the most out of your CPL course. What is a CCW? In common gun owner language across the United States, “CCW” typically stands for Concealed Carry Weapon. It is common for firearm media and resources to refer to popular compact pistols and revolv ..read more

A concealed carry permit (CCP) allows an individual to carry a concealed firearm in public. Although laws regarding carry permits and concealed carry rights vary from state to state, all 50 states have a concealed carrying licensing scheme. A license generally entitles the holder to carry a concealed firearm in public. While concealed carrying provides many significant benefits for personal safety, it is also a considerable responsibility requiring keen knowledge of local and state laws. Learn everything you need to know about CCPs, carry legislation in Michigan, and the top 10 things to cons ..read more

If you’re one of the millions of new gun owners who purchased their first firearm in the past few years, you likely have little to no prior experience shooting a gun. Shooting and firearms training is a safe and rewarding hobby that promotes numerous practical skills, as long as you practice in the right environment and follow the best safety practices. Best of all, shooting is for everyone. Regardless of age, gender, or stature, anyone can become a skilled shot, provided you put in the time, effort, discipline, and patience. Follow these top tips if you are a beginner shooter who wants to sha ..read more

A resident in Michigan looking to carry a concealed firearm must possess the state’s concealed carry permit, the Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL), which requires completing an approved Michigan CPL class. Learn everything you need to know about Michigan concealed carry classes, whether you should bring your own gun, and what other gear and equipment to bring. Who is Eligible for a CPL Class? Legally carrying a concealed pistol in the Great Lake State requires holding a Michigan CPL. Although Michigan is a shall-issue state, the law requires completing a pistol safety training class to d ..read more

Millions of Americans choose to carry firearms for personal protection. In many jurisdictions, including Michigan, the successful completion of a firearms training course is a legal requirement for concealed carry. By knowing what to expect when you enroll in a training program, you can be prepared for the class. Michigan Concealed Pistol License Requirements In Michigan, a CPL applicant must meet specific eligibility criteria. For example, the applicant must be at least 21 years of age, a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, and a legal resident of the state of Michigan, having resided ..read more