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NICS – CCW Exemption and Later Suspension

posted on January 18, 2019

Q: A customer came in bought a handgun gun, he had a Michigan CPL, everything was valid. We transferred the handgun to him. We have now received a phone call from the county where he registered the handgun and the state notified them that his Michigan CPL was suspended. Do we need to notify the ATF?

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