Minnesota Firearm News

Wyoming is setting the standard for protecting Second Amendment rights, expanding carry access and pushing back against red flag laws—offering a clear contrast to states increasing gun restrictions.

Wyoming passes key pro-2A laws lowering carry age and blocking red flag enforcement, but a major bill allowing citizens to sue over rights violations was vetoed.

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.

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.

Wyoming lawmakers are advancing several pro-Second Amendment bills, including lowering the concealed carry permit age to 18, strengthening protections against red flag-style orders, expanding constitutional carry on college campuses, and enhancing civil enforcement against unconstitutional federal gun control. With key votes pending in the Senate, supporters say the outcome could further solidify Wyoming’s reputation as one of the most 2A-friendly states in the nation.

New Mexico’s sweeping semi-automatic firearm ban, SB 17, has stalled after failing to advance before the legislative deadline—a significant victory for gun owners and small businesses who mobilized in strong opposition. While the proposal is effectively dead for this session, sponsors have signaled they intend to revisit similar legislation in the future, underscoring the need for continued vigilance and engagement.