Minnesota HF1283 allows veterans to carry a pistol without a permit by using their DD214 form as legal equivalency.
Minnesota HF1283 amends state statutes to consider a veteran's DD214 military discharge papers as the legal equivalent of a permit to carry a firearm. This means veterans can carry a pistol in any location where a permit is required, without needing to apply for a permit, pay fees, or demonstrate training. The bill specifies that all other laws relating to carrying pistols still apply.
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