Minnesota HF3367 reenacts 2024 changes to the crime of transferring a firearm to an ineligible person with amendments and repeals the affirmative.
Minnesota HF3367 reenacts the 2024 changes to the crime of transferring a firearm to an ineligible person with certain amendments. The bill repeals the affirmative defense for transfers by family or household members. This means that if a family or household member transfers a firearm to an ineligible person, they can no longer claim that they were compelled to do so by threats or other acts. The changes are effective retroactively from August 1, 2024.
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