Homemade Pistol Registration Michigan
Summary
In Michigan, homemade pistols must be registered using a Pistol Sales Record (RI-060) within 10 days of manufacturing. CPL holders must also register. Obtain the form from local police or online, and fill it with personal and pistol details. Carrying a homemade handgun requires meeting all legal requirements, including registration and a CPL for concealed carry.Full Conversation
Does it matter if I have a CPL?
Hey Chris! Whether you have a Concealed Pistol License (CPL) or not, you still need to register your homemade pistol. The process remains the same. Any other questions about gun laws or manufacturing in Michigan?
How do I obtain a pistol sales record RI-* and how do I fill it out?
Hey Chris! You can obtain the Pistol Sales Record (RI-*) from your local police department or online from the Michigan State Police website. Here’s how to fill it out:
- Section *: Buyer Information - Fill in your personal details.
- Section *: Seller Information - Put "Homemade" since you're the manufacturer.
- Section *: Pistol Information - Include details about your homemade pistol.
- Section *: Signature - Sign and date the form.
Submit the completed form to your local police or sheriff's department within 10 days.
Do you need any more details?
Would it be wise to complete the form before beginning manufacturing?
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Hey Chris! It's generally a good idea to have everything prepared in advance, but you can't complete the Pistol Sales Record (RI-*) until you have the details of the manufactured pistol. You should gather and understand the form requirements beforehand. Any other questions about the process?
Can I carry a homemade handgun in Michigan provided that all other legal requirements are met?
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Hey Chris! In Michigan, you can carry a homemade handgun if all legal requirements are met, including:
- Registration of the homemade pistol.
- Obtaining a Concealed Pistol License (CPL) if you intend to carry it concealed.
- Following all state and federal firearm laws.
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