Minnesota HF636 establishes the right to carry firearms without a permit and provides for an optional permit to carry.
Minnesota HF636 amends state statutes to recognize the right to carry firearms without a permit, provided the individual is not prohibited by state or federal law. It also establishes an optional permit to carry, which requires applicants to submit specific information and undergo training. The bill outlines the criteria for issuing and renewing these permits, including fees and the contents of the permit card. It also details exceptions and penalties for carrying firearms in public places.
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