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CCW/CPL Class Notification E-List |
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CCW/CPL Class Student Testimonials |
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"Rick, Sorry that it has taken me so long to thank you. Although the class alone can't protect me or
my family from danger, it has improved our ability to defend ourselves. The techniques and information that
we covered in the class have taught me to be more aware and prepared period. I am more confident and
comfortable when I leave home, knowing that I'm better prepared to address potentially dangerous
confrontational situations. Once again thank you and I look forward to Session II (Personal Protection
Outside The Home Course)."
- Mr. A. L. Odell III, Auto Industry Employee, Southfield, Oakland County,
Michigan 48075 |
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"Hello Rick. Sorry it took so long to get back to you. Just to let you know, I've got my CCW license and
I bought a 9mm S+W (M&P) semi-automatic. I had intentions of getting a revolver, but after seeing and
shooting your semi-automatic, I changed my mind. As for your class, I found that you were not only
knowledgeable but you were also enthusiastic. What really impressed me was the fact that when we went to the
gun range, I was a little short on money, you were kind enough to let me use your gun. This is what convinced
me to buy a 9mm. I appreciate your help and I would (and do) recommend your class to anyone wanting to get
their permit. Thank you."
- Mr. C. W. Miller, Retiree, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan 48219 |
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"I found the class to be very informative. Rick delivered information in a way to be understood, interactive, and enjoyable - not boring.
I would take other classes that Rick teaches. Thank you for a good experience."
- Ms. K. Dolgos, Redford, Wayne County, Michigan 48239 |
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Michigan Basic Pistol Safety Questionnaire |
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| As documented in our article, "How To Buy A Handgun In Michigan," eligible handgun purchasers who do not have a Concealed Pistol License
may be required to pass an exam (i.e. The Michigan Basic Pistol Safety Questionnaire) with a minimum score of 70% correct before they will be
issued a 10 Day Purchase Permit. All law enforcement agencies that administer this exam also provide
a Michigan Basic Pistol Safety Pamphlet to eligible purchasers to study before taking the
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| Michigan Basic Pistol Safety Questionnaire |
- You should treat every pistol as if it were loaded. (True or False)
- You should always keep the barrel pointed in a safe direction. (True or False)
- You should never put your finger on the trigger until ready to fire at a proper target. (True or False)
- When passing or receiving a pistol to or from another person, the action should be open and the pistol visually checked to make sure it is not loaded.
(True or False)
- It is illegal to sell a pistol to a person under 18 years of age. (True or False)
- The law requires a person to report the theft of his or her pistol to police within one year. (True or False)
- A person is permitted to transport a pistol for a lawful purpose if the owner or occupant of the vehicle is the registered owner of the firearm and
the pistol is unloaded and in a closed case in the trunk of the vehicle. (True or False)
- When storing a pistol, for safety reasons the ammunition should never be stored separately from the pistol. (True or False)
- The law requires that when presenting a pistol to police for a safety inspection, the pistol is unloaded and encased or equipped with a trigger
locking mechanism. (True or False)
- When storing a pistol it should be unloaded and placed in a safe place out of the reach of children. (True or False)
- Possession of a pistol while under the influence of alcohol is unlawful. (True or False)
- A person can be held criminally and civilly liable for wrongfully pointing or discharging a pistol at another person. (True or False)
- The first step to cleaning a pistol is to make sure it is unloaded. (True or False)
- Dropping a loaded pistol will never cause an accidental discharge if the safety is on. (True or False)
- Bullets fired at flat surfaces will never glance off in an unpredictable direction. (True or False)
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| Read the Michigan Basic Pistol Safety Pamphlet for the answers. |
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