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Take an approved Michigan CPL Class (you will receive a certificate upon completion)
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Take your certificate to your local County Clerk's office
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Once approved, you will receive your CPL in the mail within 45 days, usually sooner
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Concealed Pistol License (CPL)
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Ian Murphy
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Thanks for visiting our website. Wayne County Firearms Training has been teaching CPL classes for over 15 years and we have taught over 15,000 students. We are happy to offer a one-day CPL class that is informative, interesting, and meets Michigan's guidelines to acquire your CPL. Our goal is to teach you the fundamentals of firearm safety in a welcoming environment. We cover the legal aspects of carrying a firearm and basic safety and handling techniques. The shooting range portion is designed to be non-intimidating, starting from the very basics to ensure everyone feels comfortable, even if you have never held a firearm before. Whether you are a novice or an experienced shooter, you will find this class informative and enjoyable.​
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CLASS SYLLABUS
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Laws and Legal Aspects: Understanding federal, state, and local laws regarding the carrying of concealed firearms. This includes where you can and cannot carry a concealed weapon, the legal implications of using a firearm in self-defense, and any legal obligations you must fulfill to maintain your license.
Firearm Safety: Fundamental safety rules for handling and storing firearms to prevent accidents. includes the safe handling of firearms, understanding how to store firearms securely, and how to maintain awareness of your firearm's status (loaded, unloaded, safety on/off).
Shooting Fundamentals: Basic training on shooting techniques, including stance, grip, sight alignment, sight picture, trigger control, and breath control.
Concealment Techniques: Guidance on how to effectively conceal a firearm, including the types of holsters and clothing that can be used for concealment, as well as the pros and cons of various positions for carrying a concealed weapon on the body.
Self-Defense and Situational Awareness: Strategies for avoiding dangerous situations and how to react if you find yourself in a threatening scenario. Includes discussions on the legal and ethical considerations of using deadly force in self-defense.
Emergency Response: How to interact with law enforcement during and after a defensive shooting incident.
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