r/MnGuns

Who has multiple brands of subsonic 22LR in stock in the metro area? Picked up a CVA Cascade Rimfire and paired it with a B&T Tiger suppressor. If I must drive all around town, I will.

I’m looking to do some target shooting at Rum river state park. Google talks about gravel pits that I can’t find and google and poeple talk about a coordinates 45.875974, -93.557002, it appears to not have a gravel pit, has anyone been there and knows about specific shooting areas?

I am 19 and have a "Minnesota state permit to acquire handguns from federal firearms dealers" in Sherburne county. I've been looking around at some guns and just want to double check that I'm able to make that purchase.

If there is anything we have learned from watching the news, it's that you have to be your own first responder. This class is designed to provide students with the knowledge to build and use an Every Day Carry (EDC) trauma kit for emergencies.

ETC is designed for everyone, regardless of their training background, profession or lifestyle. Our ETC program includes the "Stop the Bleed" training endorsed by the American College of Surgeons.

ETC participants have been documented assisting in several emergencies, including life-threatening emergencies. Recently, one of our participants happened upon the scene of a motorcycle accident. They applied a tourniquet and assisted a responding Trooper with applying a second tourniquet. These actions saved the life of the victim.

Students will learn how to assemble a kit suitable for treating wounds from gunshots, shrapnel, or other penetrating trauma and how to identify and treat the leading causes of death from traumatic injury. A variety of different types of equipment will be provided for students to practice with and try out.

All equipment will be provided for the class, but students are encouraged to bring their own kits to try them out and compare them with our recommendations.

Cost for this class is just $50/person. or $75/couple. Sign up here:

https://www.qsitraining.net/events/etc-202607/

With the new rifle zones across Minnesota how many of yall are switching from Slug to Rifle?

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I've emailed a handful of places just from Google Maps asking about two tone cerakote on a fluted rifle barrel but I've received no responses. Does anyone have suggestions on where I could go to actually get this done in the cities?

I saw a thread on here with a similar topic talking about private sales and just wanted to see if I could get pointed in the right direction.

Fleet Farm is doing their 15% off anything that fits in their bucket sale. This includes ammo. Confirmed it with their customer service and I just bought a bunch.

Firearms do not count. :(

I am an 18 year old and I recently got my conceal carry permit and I’m looking to buy my first handgun. I‘m thinking maybe a Glock 19 but if anyone has input for a good first handgun, Im all ears. Also, if anyone knows any private sellers or if anyone who reads this is willing to sell, hit me up!!

I just received my permit renewal from Dakota County Sheriff's Office, and sadly, for the second time in as many renewals, they printed the incorrect expiration date on my permit. As you can see, on my original permit, the expiration date was 6/26/2026, and my new permit expires on 6/4/2031. It was always my understanding that the renewal carried the expiration date forward five years, which would put the expiration date as 6/26/2031.

Two things have me scratching my head on this:

1. I submitted my renewal application on 6/8, so my new permit expires less than 5 years from the date of application.
2. When I submitted my renewal, they scanned my existing permit, so they obviously had a document that showed the original expiration date, and they STILL chose to enter an arbitrary expiration date on my new permit.

Is my understanding of renewal expiration dates incorrect, or do I need to call the DCSO (again)?

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