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On Monday, April 28, 2003, the Minnesota State Senate passed the Minnesota Personal Protection Act of 2003 — the MPPA — which had previously been passed by the State House. With Governor Tim Pawlenty's signature, this changes Minnesota from a "may-issue" state, where handgun permits are issued at the discretion of government officials, into a "shall-issue" state, where competent, law-abiding adults can apply at their local sheriff's office, and receive a handgun carry permit after taking appropriate training — as a matter of right.

The full text of the MPPA is available here.

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The Everything You Need to Know About (Legally) Carrying a Handgun in Minnesota is the definitive reference to the legal aspects of carry in Minnesota, and includes detailed information and advice on why, how, what, and where to carry.

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new The new permit application form is available for download form the BCA site.

2003 Permit to Carry Report

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The MPPA itself. (The MPPA part is 11.18 to 36.33).

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Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension section on carry permits. (Under construction, but starting to show the new law.)

MNCCRN is the Minnesota group working for the right-to-carry bill.

Packing.org is one of the best reference collections of carry info for all the states of the US.

Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension page on carry permits.

The High Road is a very active web-based forum for general firearms discussion.

You've probably already heard of the National Rifle Association.

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