Minnesota Firearm News

Illinois’ proposed RIFL Act could dramatically raise firearm costs by imposing massive new fees on manufacturers, sparking concerns that gun ownership may become financially out of reach for many law-abiding Americans.

Chicago files a lawsuit against Glock over illegal “switches,” raising concerns about using courts to target manufacturers instead of addressing enforcement failures against repeat offenders.

The Department of Justice sues Denver over its “assault weapon” ban, setting the stage for a potential Supreme Court of the United States battle that could decide the future of AR-15 ownership nationwide.

A new partnership between Sturm, Ruger & Co. and Beretta Holding ends takeover tensions and could reshape the firearms industry, raising questions about future collaboration, competition, and market influence.

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.