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GUNS

New laws go into effect on Jan. 1, 2025, covering ticket sales, minimum wage, salary transparency, abortions and gender-affirming care coverage, and firearms.
With the Minnesota Legislature split, lawmakers who oversaw gun control last session see barriers ahead.
Ellison hopes to stop the conversion of semiautomatic weapons into machine guns in Minnesota.
A distinctive gun shop 17 miles south of Shevlin, Off Grid Armory recently blew the gun suppressor market wide open.

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Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan emphasized gun safety while gearing up for the annual pheasant hunting season opener
Anthony Kruger was federally indicted last May after charges against him for the death of Jeremiah Medenwald were dropped. Police say Kruger remains a person of interest in the unsolved case.
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Ruling strikes down 2003 restriction that disqualified 18- to 20-year-olds from having state permits to carry a pistol in public.
The high court ruled that a semiautomatic rifle equipped with a bump stock is not a 'machinegun' because it does not fire more than one shot 'by a single function of the trigger.'
The rifle used in the July 2023 shooting that killed a Fargo officer was equipped with a binary trigger. One was also used in a Burnsville shooting that killed three first responders in 2024.
Now that lawmakers have left the Capitol, what will this year’s work mean for the state and the election in November?

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The issue spilled out onto the Senate floor last week with an impassioned plea from Sen. Julia Coleman, R-Waconia, to vote on her bill to toughen the laws surrounding straw purchases.
'It was sobering ... knowing that it could have potentially saved the lives of those three first responders had this bill been in place and had this law been in place,' said Rep. Peggy Scott
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The legislation would phase out lead tackle under 1 ounce and require nontoxic ammo for hunting and shooting ranges.

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