Minnesota Firearm News

Michigan’s 2025 red flag report reveals that the vast majority of firearm confiscation orders are issued without notice or a hearing. The findings raise serious concerns about due process, fairness, and the growing use of ex parte orders to remove constitutional rights.

New York agrees to stop enforcing its social media disclosure rule for concealed carry permits after a legal challenge, marking a partial win for gun rights.

A Texas shooting organization has filed a federal lawsuit challenging the 1986 machine gun ban under 18 U.S.C. § 922(o). The case, Temple Gun Club v. Bondi, argues Congress exceeded its authority and could reopen the civilian machine gun registry if successful.

Minnesota lawmakers are advancing multiple gun control bills, including a semi-automatic firearm ban and expanded carry restrictions. Here’s what gun owners need to know as the legislation moves forward.

West Virginia’s SB 1071 drew national attention by proposing a state-run pathway for lawful machine gun ownership under a federal legal carve-out. Although the bill passed committee with strong support, it was halted by Senate leadership—raising questions about political pressure, lobbying influence, and the future of the proposal.

A new Supreme Court challenge in Peterson v. United States could determine whether suppressors are protected under the Second Amendment. The case has the potential to reshape federal suppressor regulations and challenge key provisions of the National Firearms Act.