Minnesota SF511 mandates firearm safety training for purchasers, requires record retention for firearm sales, and sets criminal penalties for.
Minnesota SF511 introduces a requirement for individuals purchasing firearms to complete a safety training course within one year of the sale. The bill mandates that sellers verify the purchaser's training through a certificate or proof of employment as a peace officer. It also requires the completion of a record of safety training form, detailing personal identification, firearm specifics, and training certificates. This record must be signed, dated, and retained for ten years.
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