2022 Gun Laws and Concealed Carry Reciprocity in Minnesota

Gun Laws and Concealed Carry Reciprocity in Minnesota - Concealed Coalition
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Q: Does Minnesota recognize constitutional carry? Basically, does Minnesota allow you to carry a gun without a permit?
A: No, unfortunately, constitutional carry is illegal in Minnesota.
Q: Does Minnesota allow open carry of guns?
A: It’s legal to openly carry a firearm in Minnesota with a permit to carry a pistol. There’s no provision in the law stating that the gun must be concealed. This only applies to handguns.
Q: Is concealed carry legal in Minnesota?
A: Your PCP applies to concealed carry as well. Obtaining this permit involves providing proof of training on the safe use of a handgun from a certified instructor. Neither open carry nor concealed carry laws apply to shotguns or rifles.
Q: How many states recognize my Minnesota Permit?
A: Seventeen states recognize full reciprocity in Minnesota and Fifteen states recognize reciprocity with restrictions in Minnesota.
Q: What is the legal age for handgun purchase and a concealed carry permit in Minnesota?
A: The minimum age is 21 years old.
Q: Can you concealed carry weapons other than handguns in Minnesota with a concealed carry license?
A: Nope, you cannot concealed carry weapons other than handguns in Minnesota with a concealed carry license.
Q: Is it legal to buy or use chemical spray or pepper spray in Minnesota?
A: Yes, it is legal in Minnesota.
Q: Does Minnesota have magazine capacity restrictions for handguns?
A: No, there are no restrictions on magazine capacity.
Q: Does Minnesota have ammunition restrictions?
A: Yes, on metal-penetrating ammunition used during a crime.

[@michaelpalus7929]

Remember, in Minnesota you are guilty until proven innocent. Remember Minnesota is not a STAND YOUR GROUND STATE.

[@Eskay94]

It’s a stand while you get hit and fall to the ground state

[@hoserhouse5308]

Except in your home.

[@michaelpalus7929]

@@hoserhouse5308 Agree to a certain point. Minnesota has a weak Castle Doctrine law. You would still have to prove you were threatened with great bodily harm. County Attorneys can juggle the law anyway they want too.

[@bearieroblox6451]

@@michaelpalus7929I think he said that because they changed it recently. There is no longer a duty to retreat in your home in MN

[@user-rf3cn2ou3x]

Minnesota needs to make its gun laws exactly like its knife law, anything is fine as long as you don't intend to commit a crime with the gun, simple, to the point, a crime is still a crime, just mear possession shouldn't be a crime.

[@Milkman3572000]

Your reciprocity maps are not working on the website

[@jimmyintuitive]

Thank you for making this video and very easy to follow great video and vibe.

[@ConcealedCoalition]

no problemo 🙌

[@dayvin8131]

so whats the law on if you get gifted a handgun under 21 would u be able to keep it or would that be illegal

[@madarax9953]

I have my permit to carry can I carry with the gun sticking out my pocket and consider it open carry.?

[@ConcealedCoalition]

We don't suggest carrying a gun in your pocket... BUT yes that would be considered open carry as long as a portion of the gun is visible

[@USAwarrior500]

Awesome and informative video!!

[@ConcealedCoalition]

Glad you liked it!

[@USAwarrior500]

@@ConcealedCoalition absolutely I did! are you guys located in Minnesota or out of state? somewhere.

[@ConcealedCoalition]

@@USAwarrior500 We're out of state! Although we do offer in-person CCW classes in Minnesota and all around the US!

[@USAwarrior500]

@@ConcealedCoalition ok! sounds good! I'm from California born n raised on the West Coast I've had quite a bit of firearms training and experience. I was in Law Enforcement in CA a former Police explorer cadet back in the late 80's and had Law Enforcement academy experience in 1996 I was 23 back than! lol. I did uniformed Armed Security at Vandenberg Air Force Base (with the 30th Security Forces in 2004-2008 it is now called Vandenberg Space Force Base as of 2017 or 18. I came to Minnesota in 2008 my wife's home state and have been working Security with a Minnesota permit to carry license since January of 2009 and currently live in Rochester Minnesota as a Protective agent. All together 31 years since I've been out of high school at 18! working In the Security Protective industry and some Law Enforcement training background.

[@Hunter-dd6cl]

can you carry a pistol with no holster?

[@ConcealedCoalition]

Hunter, there is no law that we could find that says it must be in a holster..But we strongly suggest you make sure to protect the trigger at all times when carrying.

[@Leslie-es5ij]

Minnesota can pound sand.

[@TheTacticalJD]

Could i buy a ar in Minnesota at 18?

[@its_Rosey96]

Yes

[@its_Rosey96]

Any Rifle or shotgun 18 any handgun 21

[@TheTacticalJD]

@@its_Rosey96 okay good

[@DD-ts7vv]

You must be 21 and have a permit to purchase or concealed carry permit. The reason for this is it has a pistol grip.

[@bearieroblox6451]

yes BUT you need to get a permit to purchase if you want to buy any firearm with a pistol grip. To get a permit to purchase you just need to be 18, to get a concealed carry license you must be 21.

[@mikefisher4534]

well Done

[@ConcealedCoalition]

thank you thank you

[@ArmchairRamb0]

Out of date as of today.

[@ConcealedCoalition]

you've been waiting to comment that huh

[@ArmchairRamb0]

@@ConcealedCoalition Yeah. Good channel, thanks.

[@mohamedosman8150]

So what's out of date in particular?

[@garypeterson6951]

@@mohamedosman8150 Minnesota is now a Red Flag state and all transfers must go through an FFL.