Minnesota HF1318 mandates firearm safety training for purchasers and requires record-keeping for firearm sales.
Minnesota HF1318 requires individuals purchasing a firearm to present evidence of firearm safety training. Training can be demonstrated by employment as a peace officer within the past year or by completing a certified firearms safety course. All parties involved in a firearm sale must complete a record of safety training, which must be signed, dated, and include the firearm's serial number and other details. This record must be retained for ten years. Exemptions apply to sales to firearms dealers, law enforcement agencies, and others.
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