Minnesota HF4483 regulates possession and transfer of semiautomatic military-style assault weapons, requiring certification and reporting.
Minnesota HF4483 mandates that individuals cannot own, possess, or receive a semiautomatic military-style assault weapon without a certification from the commissioner of public safety. The bill defines specific firearms as assault weapons and outlines the certification process, including background checks and application fees. Transfers of these weapons require approval from the commissioner. The bill also establishes criminal penalties for violations, such as unauthorized possession or transfer.
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