Minnesota Firearm News

A $2 million settlement in Baltimore against a firearms retailer highlights a growing trend of using lawsuits to pressure the gun industry, raising concerns about data sharing, legal liability, and backdoor regulation through the courts.

Maryland advances legislation to ban common handguns under a “machine gun convertible” label, targeting popular designs and setting up a major new Second Amendment battle.

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.

Across the country, lawmakers continue pushing bans on commonly owned firearms, often using shifting language and last-minute amendments that can turn law-abiding gun owners into criminals overnight. A recent example comes from legislation that initially allowed gun owners who legally possessed certain firearms before July 1, 2026 to keep them under a grandfather clause. However, a proposed amendment could drastically change that protection. Instead of allowing continued po