Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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How does Michigan law define 'concealed' in relation to carrying a pistol?

  1. Hidden from plain sight, regardless of clothing

  2. Partially visible but not recognizable as a pistol

  3. Carried in a way that it is not visible under normal observation

  4. Concealed means carrying a pistol in any manner

The correct answer is: Carried in a way that it is not visible under normal observation

Michigan law defines 'concealed' as carrying a pistol in a way that it is not visible under normal observation. This means that the pistol must be fully hidden from plain sight, regardless of clothing. Option A is incorrect because simply being hidden is not enough, it must also be concealed from normal observation. Option B is incorrect because the pistol must be fully hidden, not just partially visible. Option D is incorrect because it does not specify that the pistol must be hidden from normal observation.

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