Minnesota HF3407 prohibits the sale and possession of ghost guns, limits 3D printing of firearms to federally licensed manufacturers, and requires.
Minnesota HF3407 aims to enhance public safety by prohibiting the sale and possession of ghost guns, which are firearms without serial numbers. The bill restricts the 3D printing of firearms to federally licensed manufacturers and bans the distribution of 3D printer design files for firearms. It mandates that all firearms have a unique serial number and requires the commissioner of public safety to issue a public notice to educate the public. The bill also limits the assembly of firearms without a license and imposes penalties for violations, including imprisonment and fines.
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