ST. PAUL, MN – Minnesota lawmakers are scheduled to consider two firearm-related bills next week that would impose sweeping restrictions on commonly owned semiautomatic firearms and ammunition magazines. According to a legislative alert published by the NRA Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA), the Minnesota House Public Safety Finance and Policy Committee will hold a hearing on Tuesday, February 24, to review House File 3433 and House File 3402, two proposals that could significantly affect lawful gun owners in the state. House File 3433 would prohibit certain gas-operated semiautomatic firearms. Under the proposal, individuals who already lawfully possess affected firearms would…
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