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What the fuck, /k/
According to these sites, Minnesota allows open carry of rifles without a permit:
https://www.nraila.org/gun-laws/state-gun-laws/minnesota/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Minnesota
Yet according to the latter, despite saying that Minnesota is an open carry state and does not require a permit for open carrying rifles, it also separately says
>Whoever carries a BB gun, rifle, or shotgun on or about the person in a public place is guilty of a gross misdemeanor
And on the NRA gun laws by state thing, it says that open carry of rifles only requires permits in Massachusetts and New Jersey, and some cities/counties.
So what the fuck? Does Minnesota allow open carry of rifles or not? And are there any other states besides Massajewsets and Jew Jersey that ban it?
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You need your PTC as far as I know. It only says pistol on the card, but it applies to long arms as well.
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>>34749146
Then why should I trust the web pages that list gun laws by state? They claim that only MA and NJ require permit/ID for open carrying rifles.
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you can in state parks far enough away from the cities
i wouldn't try carrying a rifle anywhere else. chances are you will get muhammeded by one of the local conscripts
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>>34749114
When can we get rid of our retarded permit to purchase laws? Wisconsin is so much better and only a half hour away. Might jump ship.
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>>34749114
From what my instructor told me in my carry class, open carry of long guns isn't legal. Even when transporting in a vehicle, you have to store the ammo/magazines separately.
There was a someone in my class who brought up that he had gotten a ticket for having his 20gauge in his trunk with rounds in the side saddle. Kinda anecdotal, but that's all i got for ya.
Not trying to get SHALL NOT'd, but why would you even want to?
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>>34749196
>Not trying to get SHALL NOT'd, but why would you even want to?
Self defense.
>inb4 carry a pistol
But that requires a permit. And I don't want to get a permit because SHALL
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Let's get this passed https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/text.php?number=HF0188&session=ls90&version=list&session_number=0&session_year=2017
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>>34749220
NOT
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>>34749177
PTP is so easy the gun rights places dont even bother since they have a lot bigger fish to fry
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Open carry is legal with a permit
Lands and waters clause says you can open or concealed innawoods for hunting or target practice
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>>34749114
Michiganbro here, I thought most states allowed open carry of long guns?
State police around here say you're technically allowed to walk through downtown with a shotgun. Though of course you wouldn't have an easy time if you did that. Still technically legal.
As long as you're inna____ anything other than a city, you shouldn't get much hastle i'd imagine except for maybe commiefornia, but I have commiefornian friends and they even claim to go hiking with their rifles.
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