Weapons Offenses

Question 1

Machine Gun

Answer 1

Unlawful Weapon

Question 2

Muffler or Silencer

Answer 2

Unlawful Weapon

Question 3

Bomb or Bombshell

Answer 3

Unlawful Weapon

Question 4

Blackjack

Answer 4

Unlawful Weapon

Question 5

Slungshot

Answer 5

Unlawful Weapon

Question 6

Billy

Answer 6

Unlawful Weapon

Question 7

Sand Club or Sandbag

Answer 7

Unlawful Weapon

Question 8

Bludgeon

Answer 8

Unlawful Weapon

Question 9

Metallic Knuckles

Answer 9

Unlawful Weapon

Question 10

Gas or Substance (does not include self-defense spray or foam device)

Answer 10

Unlawful Weapon

Question 11

Pistol

Answer 11

Carrying a Concealed Weapon

Question 12

Dirk

Answer 12

Carrying a Concealed Weapon

Question 13

Dagger

Answer 13

Carrying a Concealed Weapon

Question 14

Stiletto

Answer 14

Carrying a Concealed Weapon

Question 15

Double-Edged Non-Folding Stabbing Instrument

Answer 15

Carrying a Concealed Weapon

Question 16

Other Dangerous Stabbing Instrument

Answer 16

Carrying a Concealed Weapon

Question 17

Can a person without a CPL carry a concealed pistol in his/her house, place of business, or upon other land possessed by him/her?

Answer 17

Yes

Question 18

Definition of Firearm

Answer 18

Any weapon which will, is designed to, or may readily be converted to expel a projectile by action of an explosive.

Question 19

Definition of Pneumatic Gun

Answer 19

Any implement, designed as a gun, that will expend a BB or pellet by spring, gas, or air. (includes paintball guns)

Question 20

Which Crimes do Pneumatic Guns apply to

Answer 20

Carrying with Unlawful Intent, Felony Firearm, Weapons Free School Zone, Loaded in Vehicle, Unloaded in Vehicle.

Question 21

Which size BB/pellets do Pneumatic Guns have to be to qualify for the felony crimes?

Answer 21

Only metallic BB/pellet greater .177

Question 22

Definition of a Pistol

Answer 22

A loaded or unloaded firearm that is, 26 inches or less in length and by its construction and appearance conceals itself as a firearm.

Question 23

Non-Resident CPL

Answer 23

Non-Residents with a valid CPL issued by state of residence may carry concealed pistol in MI and non-residents with a valid CPL NOT issued by their state of residence may NOT carry concealed pistol in MI (may possess but not conceal)

Question 24

Define Short Barreled Shotgun

Answer 24

One or more barrels less than 18 inches in length, or a weapon made from a shotgun if the weapon as modified has an overall length of less than 26 inches

Question 25

How must you transport a Pistol without a CPL

Answer 25

Unloaded, in a closed case designed for the storage of firearms, and in the trunk or if the vehicle does not have a trunk, in a place not readily accessible to occupants

Question 26

Define Short Barreled Rifle

Answer 26

One or more barrels less than 16 inches, or a weapon made from a rifle is the weapon as modified has an overall length of less than 26 inches

Question 27

How can you transport a firearm in a vehicle (not a pistol)

Answer 27

MUST BE UNLOADED and one or more of the following
- taken down
- enclosed in a case
- carried in trunk of vehicle
-inaccessible from interior

Question 28

A Felon with a specified felon can have their rights restored when?

Answer 28

By the circuit court, 5 years after all fines paid, all time served, and successful completion of sentence

Question 29

A Felon with a non-specified felon can have their rights restored when?

Answer 29

Automatically after 3 years after all fines paid, time served, and successful completion of sentence

Question 30

A Felon with a misdemeanor involving DV can have their rights restored when?

Answer 30

Automatically after 8 years after all fines paid, time served, and successful completion of sentence

Question 31

Carrying a Dangerous Weapon with Unlawful Intent

Answer 31

• Pistol or other Firearm
• Pneumatic Gun
• Dirk
• Dagger
  -Stiletto
• Razor
• Knife with blade over 3 inches
• Other Dangerous or Deadly Weapon or Instrument