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A federal judge threw out the case holding that Minnesota law does not allow a person to "publicly carry an AK-47 while in possession of a valid permit to carry a weapon."

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The state's high court on Wednesday overturned the conviction of a Minnesota man currently serving a five-year term on a weapons charge incurred over a CO2-powered BB pistol.

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A Minnesota gun owner is suing the city of St. Cloud as well as three police officials after he was arrested while walking in public with his rifle.

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The sweeping proposed changes include a nearly one month potential waiting period, universal background checks on transfers, proof of training and mandatory gun lock use.

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As part of an omnibus law signed by Gov. Dayton last week, bondsmen and bail enforcement agents in the state can no longer dress like cops or have badges on their vehicles.

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Minnesota became the 40th state to allow civilian ownership of National Firearms Act compliant firearms suppressors with Gov. Dayton's signature last week.

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In response to the promise of a veto from Gov. Mark Dayton, the majority Democrat Minnesota Senate passed a measure to repeal the ban on otherwise legal suppressors in the state by a 40-23 vote Thursday.

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After a bill passed through the Minnesota House on a bipartisan 89-40 vote this week with much debate, the number of states that allow civilian ownership of suppressors could soon jump to 40.

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Disregarding claims that suppressors are "designed to let people commit murder and get away with it," a Minnesota House committee Thursday passed a measure to become the 40th state to allow them.

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