Michigan HB5754 amends the age requirement for purchasing firearms, raising it to 21 years.

Michigan HB5754 amends the state's firearms licensing requirements by raising the age limit for purchasing firearms to 21 years. The bill specifies that individuals under 21 cannot purchase, carry, possess, or transport a firearm without a license. Exceptions include individuals on active duty with the U.S. Armed Forces, those temporarily in Michigan, and those inheriting firearms under specific conditions. The bill also outlines procedures for licensing authorities to follow when issuing and recording firearm licenses, including the transfer of information to the Department of State Police.

Michigan HB5754 amends the age requirement for purchasing firearms, raising it to 21 years.

Michigan HB5754 amends the state's firearms licensing requirements by raising the age limit for purchasing firearms to 21 years. The bill specifies that individuals under 21 cannot purchase, carry, possess, or transport a firearm without a license. Exceptions include individuals on active duty with the U.S. Armed Forces, those temporarily in Michigan, and those inheriting firearms under specific conditions. The bill also outlines procedures for licensing authorities to follow when issuing and recording firearm licenses, including the transfer of information to the Department of State Police.