Minnesota Firearm News

Preemption Laws like we have are not the exception, but the rule. Forty-three other states in the United States have Firearm Preemption Laws on the books. It is common practice in the United States to have universal criminal laws throughout the state and country. We must maintain this expectation to ensure our fellow man understands what is legal at all times.

Minnesota’s legislative session ended without major new gun control laws passing, marking a major win for gun owners after fierce opposition from advocates and groups like the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus helped stop several proposed restrictions.

This week’s 2 If By Sea Tactical roundup covers surging firearm sales, new gun control efforts in states like Connecticut and Virginia, expanded hunting access on federal lands, and major DOJ policy shifts impacting gun owners nationwide.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives proposes allowing direct-to-door firearm shipping through remote background checks and digital identity verification, a move that could dramatically reshape gun sales and expand access for rural buyers.

Minneapolis moves to pass sweeping gun control ordinances despite state preemption laws, setting up a likely legal battle that could cost taxpayers and challenge the limits of local authority.

Minnesota’s SF 4067 advances after a narrow Senate vote, proposing sweeping firearm bans, expanded red flag laws, and new restrictions—setting up a high-stakes battle in the state House.