Minnesota Firearm News

A new lawsuit is challenging the federal ban on firearms inside National Park buildings, arguing that these “gun-free zones” violate the Second Amendment. At the center of the case is whether visitor centers and public facilities can truly be considered “sensitive places”—and what that means for lawful carry nationwide.

A major Supreme Court case could decide whether states can bypass federal protections and target the firearms industry through lawsuits—impacting gun manufacturers and Second Amendment rights nationwide.

A DOJ filing could overturn a key court victory against magazine bans, potentially delaying Supreme Court review and leaving millions of gun owners under conflicting state laws.

A proposed USPS rule change could allow handguns to be mailed for the first time in decades, marking a major shift in federal policy and expanding lawful firearm transport options for gun owners.

A new directive from the Defense Secretary could allow off-duty service members to carry personal firearms on military bases, marking a major shift away from long-standing “gun-free zone” policies.

A Maryland court is allowing a lawsuit against Glock to proceed, challenging long-standing federal protections for firearm manufacturers. The case could have major implications for the industry and gun owners nationwide.