Minnesota Firearm News

Lodestar Technology has introduced the LNK9, a 9mm handgun featuring biometric fingerprint access, PIN authentication, and integrated smart technology. The firearm represents one of the latest attempts to bring “smart gun” features into the personal defense market.

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.

Philadelphia has filed a lawsuit against Glock, claiming the company’s marketing contributes to illegal firearm modifications using conversion devices known as “switches.” The case reflects a growing legal strategy aimed at holding gun manufacturers responsible for criminal misuse of their products.

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.

Ruger and Beretta are locked in a public dispute after Ruger accused the Italian firearms giant of attempting a stealth takeover. The clash could reshape the future of the firearms industry.

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.