Minnesota Firearm News

New federal legislation aims to block taxpayer funding for state gun owner registries, addressing privacy concerns and protecting the rights of lawful firearm owners.

Virginia lawmakers have passed one of the nation’s most sweeping gun control packages, including a ban on many semi-automatic firearms and standard-capacity magazines. With the legislation now headed to the governor’s desk, gun rights organizations are preparing major legal challenges that could shape the future of the Second Amendment nationwide.

Virginia lawmakers have passed sweeping gun control legislation, including a ban on many commonly owned semi-automatic firearms and new restrictions on magazines and the firearms industry. Gun rights groups warn the measures could spark major court challenges and signal similar proposals in other states.

Wyoming lawmakers have passed several major pro-Second Amendment bills that would lower the concealed carry permit age, block enforcement of red flag orders, and allow citizens to sue agencies cooperating with federal gun control. The legislation now awaits action from Governor Mark Gordon.

A court has struck down Washington D.C.’s 10-round magazine ban, ruling that standard-capacity magazines are in common use and protected under the Second Amendment. The decision could influence ongoing legal challenges to similar laws across the country.

Wyoming lawmakers have passed several major pro-Second Amendment bills expanding concealed carry rights, strengthening protections against red flag enforcement, and allowing civil action against agencies that enforce federal gun control. The legislation now heads to Governor Mark Gordon for final approval.