The rules listed below may not apply to a person having
a concealed pistol license (CPL) or a person specifically exempt by law from a
CPL and carrying their handgun in accordance with their
license or exemption.
A person must be at least 18 years of age to hunt with
(possess) a handgun.
Handguns cannot be borrowed or loaned to another person
other than provided for under the CPL.
While in the field, handguns must be carried in plain view.
Carrying a handgun in a holster in plain view is permitted.
You may transport your registered handguns while en route to and from your
hunting or target shooting area; however, handguns, including BB guns larger than .177 caliber and
all pellet guns must be unloaded and in a closed case designed for the storage
of firearms and cannot be readily accessible to any occupant of the vehicle.
It is a crime for certain felons to possess firearms, including rifles and
shotguns, in Michigan.
Nonresidents must have a CPL issued by their home state in
their possession in order to legally carry or transport a handgun in Michigan.
For more information regarding statewide handgun regulations, obtaining a
concealed pistol license or Michigan concealed weapons and firearms laws,
contact your local police department.
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