Minnesota Firearm News

Preemption Laws like we have are not the exception, but the rule. Forty-three other states in the United States have Firearm Preemption Laws on the books. It is common practice in the United States to have universal criminal laws throughout the state and country. We must maintain this expectation to ensure our fellow man understands what is legal at all times.

A court has struck down Washington D.C.’s 10-round magazine ban, ruling that standard-capacity magazines are in common use and protected under the Second Amendment. The decision could influence ongoing legal challenges to similar laws across the country.

Wyoming lawmakers have passed several major pro-Second Amendment bills expanding concealed carry rights, strengthening protections against red flag enforcement, and allowing civil action against agencies that enforce federal gun control. The legislation now heads to Governor Mark Gordon for final approval.

Senator Mike Lee has introduced the National Constitutional Carry Act, a bill aimed at protecting the right of law-abiding Americans to carry firearms nationwide without facing state-imposed criminal penalties, fees, or permitting barriers.

West Virginia’s SB 1071, a bold proposal to allow the state to facilitate lawful machine gun transfers to qualified citizens, has stalled before reaching a full vote. While the bill was halted after clearing committee, supporters say the fight to revive the legislation and challenge federal firearm restrictions is far from over.

Oregon’s Initiative Petition 28, known as the “PEACE Act,” would redefine animal abuse in a way that could criminalize hunting, fishing, livestock production, and wildlife management. Supporters say it protects animals, while critics warn it threatens outdoor traditions and conservation funding.