Minnesota HF3402 bans possession of large-capacity ammunition magazines, with exceptions.
Minnesota HF3402 prohibits the manufacture, import, transfer, ownership, or possession of large-capacity ammunition magazines, defined as devices capable of holding more than ten rounds. Exceptions include government officers, members of the armed forces, and law enforcement agencies. Current owners must surrender, modify, or remove their magazines by July 1, 2027. Violators face felony charges, imprisonment, fines, or both. The law takes effect July 1, 2026.
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