Laws for non resident carrying in Michigan

[Tucker6900]

Its been a while since I've been here. Its good to be back.

In case you haven't heard, Iowa just recently went to Constitutional Carry. So, we are no longer required to have a permit to carry weapons. If my state does not require a permit to carry, do I need one to carry concealed in Michigan?

Also, I built a .300 blackout AR pistol with an 80% lower. I generally have that locked under the rear seat of my pickup. Is that something I should leave home or can I bring it with me?

 

[color of law]

Its been a while since I've been here. Its good to be back.

In case you haven't heard, Iowa just recently went to Constitutional Carry. So, we are no longer required to have a permit to carry weapons. If my state does not require a permit to carry, do I need one to carry concealed in Michigan?

Also, I built a .300 blackout AR pistol with an 80% lower. I generally have that locked under the rear seat of my pickup. Is that something I should leave home or can I bring it with me?

https://www.handgunlaw.us/states/michigan.pdf

Open Carry is legal with restrictions. You must have a valid permit/license to carry a loaded handgun in a
vehicle in Michigan. For Residents of Michigan without a CPL you must carry a firearm registered to you.
For Non Residents if you do not have a permit/license from your state of residents Concealed and/or Open
Carry is not an option for you...

Does the firearm have a serial number? If it does not, leave it at home.

 

[Tucker6900]

https://www.handgunlaw.us/states/michigan.pdf

Does the firearm have a serial number? If it does not, leave it at home.

It does not.

Thanks for the information. Have a great day!

 

[solus]

from IA state patrol, quote:
Reasons why Iowans may still consider obtaining an Iowa permit to carry:

Allows Iowans to carry in states with permit reciprocity while traveling.
May prevent potential delays resulting from a delayed NICS check when purchasing from a FFL.
May clarify any questions an individual has regarding their eligibility to carry or possess firearms. unquote.

HF756 - Iowa's New Weapon Permit Law | Iowa Department of Public Safety

What Does Iowa’s New Weapon Permit Law HF756 Mean For You? Governor Reynolds signed HF756 into law on April 2, 2021. The law removes the requirement for a permit to acquire or a permit to carry in order to purchase a handgun or carry a firearm in public places subject to certain limitations...

dps.iowa.gov

from handgunlaw.us - Michigan, quote:
Michigan honors all other states Resident Permits/Licenses to carry concealed firearms. Michigan Does Not Honor Non-Resident Permits/Licenses. You must be a resident of the state that issued your Permit/License for that Permit/License to be valid in Michigan.
unquote
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[Tucker6900]

from IA state patrol, quote:
Reasons why Iowans may still consider obtaining an Iowa permit to carry:

Allows Iowans to carry in states with permit reciprocity while traveling.
May prevent potential delays resulting from a delayed NICS check when purchasing from a FFL.
May clarify any questions an individual has regarding their eligibility to carry or possess firearms. unquote.

HF756 - Iowa's New Weapon Permit Law | Iowa Department of Public Safety

What Does Iowa’s New Weapon Permit Law HF756 Mean For You? Governor Reynolds signed HF756 into law on April 2, 2021. The law removes the requirement for a permit to acquire or a permit to carry in order to purchase a handgun or carry a firearm in public places subject to certain limitations...

dps.iowa.gov

from handgunlaw.us - Michigan, quote:
Michigan honors all other states Resident Permits/Licenses to carry concealed firearms. Michigan Does Not Honor Non-Resident Permits/Licenses. You must be a resident of the state that issued your Permit/License for that Permit/License to be valid in Michigan.
unquote
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Yeah. Thanks Solus.

I had let mine expire by accident, realized it was expired immediately prior to traveling to Michigan, and was scrambling for answers.

Thanks again. Have a great day!

 

[solus]

safe journey into wolverine country...