Minnesota Firearm News

Michigan’s 2025 red flag report reveals that the vast majority of firearm confiscation orders are issued without notice or a hearing. The findings raise serious concerns about due process, fairness, and the growing use of ex parte orders to remove constitutional rights.

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.

Canada’s gun confiscation program is facing rising costs, low participation, and growing criticism. New reports reveal billions in spending and major concerns about effectiveness and transparency.

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.

London officials are considering installing bleed kits on bus routes as concerns over violent crime grow. The debate highlights a broader reality: even in countries with strict gun control laws, violent crime persists and criminals simply adapt to other weapons.