Minnesota Firearm News

Rhode Island moves beyond banning semi-automatic firearms as lawmakers consider ending grandfather protections, potentially forcing current owners to surrender or relocate legally owned guns.

An Ohio Supreme Court ruling now allows cities to appeal blocked gun laws immediately—giving municipalities a powerful new tool to prolong legal battles and challenge state preemption.

A proposed USPS rule change could allow handguns to be mailed for the first time in decades, marking a major shift in federal policy and expanding lawful firearm transport options for gun owners.

As sweeping gun control measures move closer to becoming law in Virginia, Americans—especially Virginians—are responding the way they always have when rights are threatened, they’re heading to the gun counter.

A new directive from the Defense Secretary could allow off-duty service members to carry personal firearms on military bases, marking a major shift away from long-standing “gun-free zone” policies.

Le Sueur County rejects proposed gun restrictions, voting to allow rifles for the 2026 deer season. The decision reflects growing local pushback and a shift toward evidence-based firearm policy in Minnesota.