COURT ORDERED FIREARM SAFETY COURSE
For any Michigan resident who requires firearm safety training as part of a probation agreement, pretrial requirement, or to have firearms rights reinstated -- whether a CPL holder or not, anywhere in the state of Michigan.
The term "Firearm Safety Training" is a general term used as part of the probation training requirement for all Michigan weapons violations, including all firearms and tasers.
How It Works
This is a live one-hour Zoom webinar with a State of Michigan recognized USCCA Certified Instructor. This class meets and exceeds the State of Michigan requirement for firearm safety training.
No actual firearms are used -- this is purely an informational course designed to teach proper firearms ownership, usage, and law.
What's Covered
Michigan firearms laws
No-carry zones
Michigan self-defense laws and the use of deadly force
Civil liability issues
Basic firearm fundamentals and safety
Proper storage and child safety
Safe transportation
Range safety
Q & A session
Certificate of Completion
A signed, personalized Certificate of Completion will be issued upon completion of the class. This serves as a legal document proving attendance and participation.
Questions? Call us at 586-598-5300
COURT ORDERED FIREARM SAFETY CLASS DISCLAIMER
By registering for and attending this Court-Ordered Firearm Safety class, you acknowledge and agree to the following requirements: You are required to join the live Zoom webinar ON TIME. Late arrival may result in denial of admission to the class and/or failure to receive credit for attendance.
You must have both your microphone and camera ON and functioning for the entire duration of the class. You must remain visible on camera and be available to participate when called upon by the instructor. You are required to participate from a quiet, distraction-free environment that is conducive to learning. Student should be fully clothed and remain in an upright position.
You must remain stationary for the entire class and may not participate while driving a vehicle or while riding in a moving vehicle. Failure to comply with any of these requirements may result in removal from the class, denial of course completion, and/or notification of non-compliance to the appropriate court or referring authority.