Purchasing a pistol in Michigan requires following specific legal procedures to ensure compliance with state and federal laws. Understanding the process and adhering to the necessary steps is crucial for responsible and lawful firearm ownership.
The Michigan Pistol Purchase Permit (PPP) is a legal requirement for purchasing a pistol in the state. To obtain a PPP, individuals must be at least 21 years old, have a valid Michigan driver’s license or state ID, and pass a background check conducted by the Michigan State Police (MSP). The PPP application process involves submitting fingerprints, completing a training course recognized by the MSP, and paying applicable fees.