Handgun buyers in Minnesota fall into a few clear groups: permit holders in Minneapolis–St. Paul, Rochester and St. Cloud who want a compact 9mm, homeowners after a full-size pistol for the nightstand, and north-country anglers and berry pickers who want a revolver on the belt where black bears and wolves live. Cold matters here. A carry gun has to cycle at ten below, when heavy oil turns to glue, and you should be able to run the controls with winter gloves on. To take a handgun home from a dealer you need a permit to purchase or transfer (Minn. Stat. 624.7131) or a valid permit to carry. Every handgun we sell ships to the Minnesota FFL dealer you pick. Details are in
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