r/MnGuns

I will be moving to a suburb of msp shortly and i am trying to find the a few Ranges to shoot at. An absolute need is at least 300 yds for a rifle set up. I do a lot of distance/prs shooting and it seems like that's going to be a challenge to continue practicing for that unless I shoot up to new york mills.

(I come from the land of flat, where all we have is outdoor flat Ranges up to a mile. RIP the mile ranges)

Does anyone know if any local shops are doing suppressor transfers without the NFA steps per recent legal events?

I sounds like it is legal if purchased from the plaintiffs (PSA, Silencer Co, Silencer Shop) but would need to be transferred via 4473 still. I'm wondering if any local places have agreed to do the transfer yet.

This may be helpful to those of you trying to understand the current situation

Looking to find some people to go to the range with located in Rochester. Looking to learn new things as well

What are everyone's thoughts seeing as the ruling in Texas wasn't appealed and Brandon Herrera and the GOA went ahead with their 4473 suppressor transfers. Plaintiffs PSA, SilencerCo, and GOA and their customers/members are protected from the ATF's enforcement of the $0 tax.

Has anyone spoken with legal about it and has anyone heard from stores that'll follow suit?

Are there any courses for refreshers in long gun safety for adults available anywhere Northern Washington County/Chisago County/Southern Pine County/Eastern Isanti County? Lots of handgun training courses to be found, but looking for rifle/shotgun in particular.

Hi! We’ve been putting it off for awhile as we moved from MI last year where we both had our conceal carry permits. Last week me and German Shepherd were almost attacked by two dogs while out for a walk. While I wouldn’t use a firearm as my first way five ways of protecting my pup and myself, I did regret not having it as an option when all was said and done. The whole thing reignited the want and need to get my permit here in MN. My husband will happily join me too as he’s been putting it off too.

So that said, I’m hoping to find some local classes in the iron range that would ideally be on weekends. We work full-time so weekday classes are difficult to make work. Any recommendations on decent teachers in the area would be nice! Thanks!

Is Ahlman’s any good?

If not appealed, how soon can we buy hearing protection in MN without the stamp?

My friend is moving away and wants to give me his family’s old .22 rifle. I do have a Permit to Carry, but I just wanted to verify from my Google search that no paperwork is necessary?

Edit: It’s just a regular rifle, non-semi auto.