Minnesota Firearm News

As 2025 comes to a close, the fight to restore Second Amendment rights has delivered both major victories and frustrating contradictions. While gun rights groups secured important court wins at the federal and state levels, the Supreme Court continues to delay meaningful engagement with post-Bruen cases. Meanwhile, the Trump Administration has taken an aggressive stance against state and territorial gun control through the DOJ’s new Second Amendment Civil Rights Division—whil

Today, it is coveted collectors’ piece that showcases the improvements in Japanese arms manufacturing.  This weapon would expand an Empire, and thrust the world into conflict.  The Type 38 rifle is a testament to a different time and the Greatest Generation.  We are fortunate enough to have this rifle and many other historical time capsules come through our shop here at 2 If By Sea Tactical

Following a deadly terror attack at Bondi Beach, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese renewed calls for stricter gun control—despite Australia already having some of the most restrictive firearm laws in the world. While much of the country continues down a path of expanded government control, resistance from regions like the Northern Territory highlights growing global fractures over self-defense rights. The situation serves as a stark reminder of how quickly freedoms c

In a historic shift for U.S. gun policy, the Department of Justice under Attorney General Pam Bondi has filed a lawsuit against Washington, D.C., challenging its long-standing “assault weapons” ban as unconstitutional. The case, brought by Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon’s Second Amendment Civil Rights Division, marks the first time the federal government has initiated a lawsuit directly opposing such bans—signaling a more aggressive approach to challenging state,

The Department of Justice has filed a landmark lawsuit against the U.S. Virgin Islands, alleging violations of the Second Amendment and potentially setting the stage for constitutional protections to be extended to U.S. territories under the 14th Amendment. If successful, the case could force territories like Puerto Rico, Guam, and American Samoa to recognize federal gun rights—marking a major shift for citizens living under some of the most restrictive firearm laws in the Un

The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) has long provided American shooters and collectors with rare access to historic military firearms. Now, thanks to a provision in the latest National Defense Authorization Act, Congress has expanded the CMP’s authority to include the sale of surplus military shotguns for the first time. While restrictions still apply, the move opens the door for collectors to acquire scarce firearms with deep military history—signaling a notable shift in