Minnesota SF846 allows individuals to carry firearms without a permit, establishes an optional permit system, and repeals previous permit.
Minnesota SF846 amends state statutes to recognize the individual right to carry firearms without a permit, provided the individual is not prohibited by law. It establishes an optional permit system for those who wish to carry firearms, detailing the application process, criteria, and penalties for violations. The bill also repeals previous statutes that required permits for carrying firearms, replacing them with the new optional permit framework.
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