Minnesota Firearm News

As New Year’s approaches, major changes to federal gun law are set to take effect. A provision in the recently passed “Big Beautiful Bill” reduces the tax stamp on certain National Firearms Act (NFA) items—including suppressors, SBRs, SBSs, and AOWs—to $0. To prepare for this change, the ATF will shut down its eForms system from December 26 through January 1, temporarily halting all NFA transfers and dealer restocking nationwide. Gun owners and FFLs alike should act quickly,

The Trump Administration surprised many this week by issuing a groundbreaking $908,991 grant to the University of Wyoming to create pro-2A educational content. With experts like Ashley Hlebinsky guiding the effort, this initiative marks a major step toward restoring the original intent of the Second Amendment in America’s classrooms.

The Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, and Firearms quietly released an update into the registry to streamline the crossing of state lines.  It signals a bit of a shift inside ATF that we have been watching over the past year.  It also signals that the ATF is finally working toward entering the 21 st century.                 Since the inception of the National Firearms Act (1934) it has placed onerous requirements on the owners of various items.  Short Barreled Rifles (SBRS), Short

Leaked photos reveal Glock’s upcoming Gen 6, showcasing significant updates from grip texture to a flat trigger. As Glock moves past its troubled “V” series rollout, gun owners are watching closely to see whether this new generation delivers real improvements or more unanswered questions.

Pam Bondi continues to show her true colors as anti-2A, backing actions that undermine gun owners while urging the Supreme Court to abandon Missouri’s 2nd Amendment Protection Act. As the Trump Administration wavers, gun owners nationwide are growing increasingly concerned about federal overreach and the future of their rights.

The Trump Administration has struggled with gun owners.  Seen, rightfully so, as wishy washy on gun rights despite campaign promises. The administration is looking to right the ship and bolster their bone fides by establishing a 2nd Amendment Rights Division within the DOJ.  What can we make of this?