Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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For a firearm to be considered 'concealed' in Michigan, it must:

  1. Be completely invisible to others

  2. Be partially visible as long as it is not recognizable as a firearm

  3. Be in a holster, even if visible

  4. Not be discernible by ordinary observation

The correct answer is: Not be discernible by ordinary observation

In Michigan, for a firearm to be considered 'concealed', it cannot be discernible by ordinary observation. This means that the firearm cannot be easily seen or recognized as a firearm, even if it is partially visible or in a holster. Option A is incorrect because the firearm does not need to be completely invisible to be considered concealed. Option B is incorrect because being partially visible does not exempt the firearm from being considered concealed. Option C is incorrect because simply being in a holster does not automatically qualify the firearm as being concealed.

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