Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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Which of the following would disqualify someone from obtaining a CPL in Michigan?

Having a misdemeanor traffic violation
Being under the age of 21
Not being a resident of Michigan
Having completed a firearms safety course

The correct answer is: Being under the age of 21

To obtain a CPL in Michigan, one has to be at least 21 years old. Therefore, B is the correct answer. A misdemeanor traffic violation (A) or not being a resident of Michigan (C) may have an impact on the eligibility for a CPL, but they are not outright disqualifying factors. Similarly, completion of a firearms safety course (D) is a requirement for obtaining a CPL, and not having completed one does not explicitly disqualify someone. However, being under the age of 21 (B) does disqualify someone from obtaining a CPL as it is a strict requirement.