Michigan House Passes Bill Allowing Concealed Firearms W/O Permits

[Swordsmyth]

Michigan state House of Representatives on Wednesday approved A legislation allowing gun owners to carry concealed firearms without a permit. The package consisting of four bills will now move to the Senate for approval, Reuters reported.
Two bills were passed with 59 to 49 votes, Wednesday, the Associated Press (https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/michigan/articles/2017-06-07/michigan-house-passes-bills-on-concealed-pistol-licenses) reported, while the other two bills were passed with 60-48 and 61-47 votes.
If approved by the Senate, the bill will make its way to the governor’s desk for approval. However, it is unclear if Gov. Rick Snyder will vote in favor of the bill. The bill, if passed by the Senate, will automatically become a law 14 days after reaching the governor’s desk, unless he vetoes it, the report (http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-guns-michigan-idUSKBN18Z03Y?il=0) added.

More at: http://www.ibtimes.com/michigan-gun-laws-house-passes-bill-allowing-concealed-firearms-without-permits-2549276

[Danke]

As long as it isn't Indiana, that's cool.

[Dr.3D]

How could they do such a thing? Don't they know how much crime this would stop?

[NorthCarolinaLiberty]

Michigan House Passes Bill Allowing Concealed Firearms W/O Permits

I know the OP is just relaying the title, but I won't use this word "permit." I refer to it as "state papers" or "documentation."

The government, as we all know, does not permit anything. Government can only restrict.



"When words lose their meaning, people will lose their liberty." -- Confucius

[Suzanimal]

Democrats who voted against it said, if passed, the bill would allow offenders, stalkers, and criminals to carry concealed pistols. “These changes are dangerous for our law enforcement and dangerous for our families,” Rep. Donna Lasinski said.

:rolleyes:

[oyarde]

As long as it isn't Indiana, that's cool.

My ice pick ,recurve bow and broadhead arrows, .30 Cal rifle , semi auto shotgun , LeMat , filet knife , cleaver , scalping knife, skinning knife and tomahawk are all no permit required . Throwing in my lucky 9mm & old .32 Auto though would be nice because I am not paying monies for govt papers for it . You should send an old guy some ammo, I need to make sure I have enough in case the caliphate , californians, illini , canadians , redcoats , statist worshipers , northeast , confederacy , slavers or feds etc try to invade me . I could probably use some more #1 Buck , Flechettes , Rhodesian Jungle rounds and Slugs in 12 Ga , #2 Buck and Slugs in 20 Ga , 000 Buck and Slugs in 410 .......

[oyarde]

Michigan state House of Representatives on Wednesday approved A legislation allowing gun owners to carry concealed firearms without a permit. The package consisting of four bills will now move to the Senate for approval, Reuters reported.
Two bills were passed with 59 to 49 votes, Wednesday, the Associated Press (https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/michigan/articles/2017-06-07/michigan-house-passes-bills-on-concealed-pistol-licenses) reported, while the other two bills were passed with 60-48 and 61-47 votes.
If approved by the Senate, the bill will make its way to the governor’s desk for approval. However, it is unclear if Gov. Rick Snyder will vote in favor of the bill. The bill, if passed by the Senate, will automatically become a law 14 days after reaching the governor’s desk, unless he vetoes it, the report (http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-guns-michigan-idUSKBN18Z03Y?il=0) added.

More at: http://www.ibtimes.com/michigan-gun-laws-house-passes-bill-allowing-concealed-firearms-without-permits-2549276
Great news .

[pcosmar]

Good if it passes.

Though Michigan gave me my last felony for My Wife's db shotgun hanging on a wall.
Restoration of Rights would be nicer.

[angelatc]

However, it is unclear if Gov. Rick Snyder will vote in favor of the bill.

Why, he is a Republican! Why wouldn't he sign the bill? </snark>

[CPUd]

Is this a clean bill? Because Matt Collins said it doesn't count if it's not a clean bill.

[Keith and stuff]

Is this a clean bill? Because Matt Collins said it doesn't count if it's not a clean bill.

So it only counts in New Hampshire and Vermont? Or are there other states with clean Constitutional Carry?

[oyarde]

Is this a clean bill? Because Matt Collins said it doesn't count if it's not a clean bill.

I have a hard time picturing Collins surviving a winter in the UP.

[Matt Collins]

Is this a clean bill? Because Matt Collins said it doesn't count if it's not a clean bill.
huh? :confused:

[Matt Collins]

I have a hard time picturing Collins surviving a winter in the UP.
Damn straight, I wouldn't be dumb enough to attempt it either.

[TheTexan]

Carry a gun, without even a permit? Mother of god.

The lives of those poor children, such needless and preventable tragedies will happen.

(Sigh)

[oyarde]

Carry a gun, without even a permit? Mother of god.

The lives of those poor children, such needless and preventable tragedies will happen.

(Sigh)
I carried a gun without a permit when I was a child . Mostly I tried to use my bow though to save ammo .

[Anti Federalist]

Good!