Minnesota Firearm News

Early American laws often gave travelers expanded firearm rights, highlighting a long-standing tradition that supports modern debates over interstate carry and self-defense.

A federal court struck down California’s firearm marketing law as unconstitutional, ending a years-long legal battle and restoring First Amendment protections for the industry.

Internal Dispute Erupts: B&T USA Sues Swiss Parent Company A major legal battle has erupted within one of the firearms industry’s well-known brands, as B&T USA, LLC has filed a lawsuit against its own Swiss parent company, B&T AG, along with company president Karl Brügger. The lawsuit, filed on March 17, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, signals a serious internal conflict that could have broader implications for the company’s operations in

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.

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.