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SF 4067 - Omnibus Gun Control Bill Walkthrough from MN Gun Owners Caucus
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SF 4067 - Omnibus Gun Control Bill Walkthrough from MN Gun Owners Caucus

The Minnesota Senate just passed SF4067 — the DFL’s massive gun control omnibus bill — by a single vote, 34-33.

Now it moves to the Minnesota House, which is tied 67-67.

We put together a full video walkthrough of the bill because there’s been a lot of confusion about what’s actually in it versus the talking points being thrown around online.

The bill includes:

  • A ban on many semi-automatic rifles, pistols, and shotguns
  • A magazine ban over 17 rounds
  • Mandatory registration/certification of grandfathered firearms
  • New restrictions on homemade firearms
  • Criminal penalties tied to unserialized firearms
  • Restrictions on 3D printer files and CAD files
  • Expanded red flag confiscation orders
  • Reinstating the binary trigger ban
  • Additional school carry/storage restrictions

We go section-by-section through the actual bill text and explain:

  • what the language says,
  • what changes current law,
  • what takes effect immediately,
  • and what the practical impact would be for Minnesota gun owners.

Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qjbnvdqxsfo

Bill text:
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2026/0/SF/4067/versions/latest/

If you’re in Minnesota, now is the time to contact your House member. The Senate passed this by ONE vote, and the House is still tied.

Action Center:
https://gunowners.mn/action

NOTE:
This video covers a walkthrough of the bill. We're working on a separate video to answer all of your questions that surfaced in the other reddit thread.

After watching, if you have questions, add them to the question thread.
https://www.reddit.com/r/MnGuns/comments/1t3ynli/what_are_your_questions_about_sf_4067/

u/BryanStrawser — 8 days ago
▲ 228 r/MnGuns+3 crossposts

About 2,000 rounds through my Alien so far and I’ve really enjoyed shooting it

The shooting experience honestly feels next level, especially because of the extremely low bore axis and how closely the recoil tracks with your hand and wrist.

That said, I’ve definitely noticed it likes to stay clean... Have to clean it quite often

Anyone else here running an Alien? Curious how your experience has been.

u/kyle666666 — 4 days ago
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Archbishop's Letter to Gov. Walz - Magazine Ban, "Ghost" Guns, and Binary Triggers

Not sure if others have seen this letter. The Archbishop of Minneapolis and St. Paul is calling on Gov. Walz to push for a magazine ban (H.F. 3402/S.F. 3714), ban on the sale of "ghost" guns (H.F. 3407/S.F. 3661), and binary triggers (H.F. 3368/S.F. 4200).

There are other policies that the Archbishop, and other MN bishops are supporting listed in the letter as well.

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u/OneChickenArmy96 — 6 days ago
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Question for someone moving up to Minnesota

Probably a silly question, but I’m moving up to the twin cities in a few months from Texas. I’m not a huge gun guy but I do have a 10/22 in a chassis with a pistol grip (not an sbr) and a couple of high capacity magazines. From what I can gather, I should be fine bringing it along with me, but some of the recent news about a gun control bill up there has me concerned. I just wanna follow the law/not get in trouble lol.

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u/postpaintboyy — 8 days ago
▲ 42 r/MnGuns+3 crossposts

I have been trying to find any information about this lower. But can’t seem to find anything online. This is up for auction at a local auction it’s a DPMS lower. Model VRS. Anyone have any information on this?

u/Big-Hedgehog-1057 — 6 days ago
▲ 10 r/MnGuns

Out of state license but I possess a handgun

Hey there I have a question, I moved away from Minnesota and gained residency in Maine, which is a constitutional carry state, while there I purchased a handgun and I have now moved back to Minnesota but I don’t have a Minnesota license yet and I plan on doing a canoe trip up north and was debating on bringing my handgun, is it legal for me to have it just in my backpack unloaded and in a case? Or would it still go against needing a permit to “carry” a handgun in Minnesota

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u/Pozer_44 — 7 days ago
▲ 67 r/MnGuns

Tell Speaker Demuth to stay strong!

All:

Whipped up another email this time for Speaker Lisa, if the DFL is blasting her on Socials she must be holding them up! Tell her to stay strong. Here is an email I drafted you can use:

Dear Speaker Demuth,

I am writing to you today to strongly urge you to hold the line and prevent SF 4067 from coming to a vote on the House floor.

This legislation is far more than just a policy disagreement; it is a bedrock issue for your constituents and for voters across the entire state of Minnesota. SF 4067 places severe and unwarranted burdens on regular, law-abiding Minnesotans while doing little to address actual crime. It penalizes responsible citizens who simply want to exercise their Second Amendment rights to protect their families or enjoy recreational shooting.

We are relying on your strength and your position as Speaker to stop this overreach. Standing firm on this issue isn't just the right thing to do for Minnesota's present—it is a defining moment for its future. Voters statewide are desperately looking for principled leaders who refuse to cave under pressure. Demonstrating strong, unwavering leadership against SF 4067 will undoubtedly resonate with the electorate and significantly bolster your prospects should you consider a run for higher office. Minnesotans remember who stands up for their fundamental rights.

Thank you for your time, your service, and your continued dedication to defending the rights of regular Minnesotans.

Sincerely,

u/behemoth2185 — 3 days ago
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In state suppressor events?

I am in the market for a new 5.56 suppressor for a 10.3 SBR that is on its way to me. Are there any gun stores in the state that have any kind of suppressor events/demo days? I recall modern sportsman doing one a couple of years ago but I haven’t seen or heard of anything since. Traveling to one of the big events is not very realistic for me.

With the tech changing so much in the last 18-24 months I really want to hear some of the newer cans on the market before plunking down 1k+ on a can.

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u/DiskLow1903 — 9 days ago
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Open carry in the woods and on the waters?

So I've noticed there are a lot of differing answers to this question on here. Can anyone clarify the rules. Also, this is strictly asking about people who DO NOT have a concealed carry permit. Do I have to be hunting or target shooting in order to legally carry a firearm openly in the woods or on the waters? I've always been under the impression that its legal to open carry a firearm in the woods or waters and it would only be a problem if i were to carry it concealed. But it appears that some people believe that you can't carry a firearm in the woods or on the waters unless you are hunting. Who's right? I live way north on the edge of superior national forest and ive never heard of anyone getting in trouble for carying rheir gun out in the woods when its not small game or deer season.

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u/Puzzled_Professor919 — 4 days ago
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Two Quick Actions from MNGOC

Six Days. One Vote Away.

From an email sent by the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus:

Friends,

The anti-gun crowd just put their cards on the table.

This morning, CBS Minnesota ran a story pressuring Speaker Lisa Demuth to bring the 2026 gun control omnibus to the House floor before session ends.

Annunciation parents are now the public face of a coordinated DFL pressure campaign. Governor Walz is amplifying it on social media. Rep. Jamie Long is doing the interviews. The Senate has already passed the bill.

Walz has said he will sign it.

Make no mistake: the Speaker controls whether this bill hits the floor, but she can also be overridden by a vote of the body.

A single wobbly Republicans in a 67-67 House is all it takes. This is not a sure thing.

The bill has not passed a single House committee.

Not Judiciary. Not Public Safety. Not Education Finance. Not Human Services Finance.

The DFL wants to skip every one of them and force a floor vote in the closing days of session.

We have to make sure that does not happen.

TWO QUICK ACTIONS - TAKE THEM NOW

  1. Email Speaker Demuth directly. Tell her: "Do not call the 2026 gun control omnibus for a vote." Keep it short, keep it respectful, and tell her you are a Minnesota gun owner who is counting on her to hold the line. She's on our side of peaceable law-abiding gun owners.

Send it to: rep.lisa.demuth@house.mn.gov

  1. Go to the MNGOC Action Center. Send the pre-written message to your own state representative telling them you oppose the bill and expect them to vote no if it reaches the floor.

Every email matters.

u/valuecolor — 2 days ago
▲ 13 r/MnGuns

Glock Match this weekend @ Oakdale Gun Club

Just wanted to put it out there that the GSSF Northern Lakes Regional Classic Match is this weekend (05/16-17/2026) at Oakdale Gun Club (10386 10th St N, Lake Elmo, MN 55042)

It is the longest continuously running Glock match in the country.

There will be a Glock armorer on site to fix any issues you may have, and some accessories and swag will be for sale there.

If you shoot or work as an RSO you have a chance to win a certificate for a free Glock.

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u/MobileSuitProject — 3 days ago
▲ 29 r/MnGuns

Asked a DNR officer via email about shooting with nods at Rum River State Forest, here was her response....

Sounds like we'll have to go over the border.

u/seril_928 — 11 hours ago
▲ 2 r/MnGuns

Stippling around the Rochester/Austin area

Would like to get my 43x stippled don’t really wanna send it away somewhere is there anywhere local that does a decent job?

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u/Pederpacc — 2 days ago
▲ 59 r/MnGuns

The DFL is trying to pull a fast one again. HF 5140 (AWB/HCM Ban, sister to SF) has been brought to the house floor "in urgency" and being debated now.

"In the Minnesota House, if a bill is declared an urgency, two-thirds of the members (at least 90 of 134 representatives) can vote to bypass the constitutional rule requiring bills to be read on three different days. This allows the house to speed up consideration, enabling immediate debate, amendment, and final passage in a single day."

I'm not trying to stoke fear but keep you all informed. With the supermajority required we should be good, but wanted to get it out there for everyone.

Bill as it stands - https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2026/0/HF/5140/versions/0/

YouTube livestream - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb-x4kLoPS8

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u/2dazeTaco — 7 hours ago