Minnesota HF2805 allows carrying firearms without a permit and establishes an optional permit system.
Minnesota HF2805 amends state law to recognize the right to carry firearms without a permit, while also providing for an optional permit system. It declares that the Second Amendment guarantees the individual right to keep and bear arms. The bill allows individuals not prohibited by state or federal law to carry firearms in motor vehicles without a permit. It also sets criteria for an optional permit to carry a pistol, including training requirements and age restrictions.
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