Reason To Apply For A Firearm In Hennepin
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Our online course is just 1 of 3 ways you can obtain your permit to carry. You may also stop in our store or range and get it on demand. Additionally, we have several classes on our schedule that you can enroll in to get your permit.
Hennepin County residents apply for a permit through the sheriff's office. Other Minnesota residents apply in the county where they live. Out-of-state residents can apply at any sheriff's office in Minnesota.
For example, your rights to possess a firearm and ammunition can be taken away under Minnesota law because of a criminal conviction, because someone gets an Order for Protection against you, or because you have been committed to a mental health treatment facility in Minnesota or another state.
Gun Permits You must be a resident of the county from which you are requesting a permit, if you are a Minnesota resident. You must be at least 21 years of age. You must complete the correct application form. You must not be listed in the criminal gang investigation system.
To obtain a Permit to Carry fill out a Permit to Carry Application and submit it to the sheriff's office in the county where you live. Once received, the office has 30 days to process the application.
Minnesota has had recent success in passing gun safety policies, including passing laws requiring background checks for all gun sales, an Extreme Risk law, and laws blocking access for domestic abusers under restraining orders.
Minnesota's new “red flag law" will allow the court to issue extreme risk protection orders that prohibit the subject of the order from possessing or purchasing firearms while the order is in effect. This new restriction goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2024.
Must be a US citizen or legal alien. Applicants must have a current Minnesota driver's license, Minnesota ID card or passport with supporting residency documentation on their person at the time of application. Must be 21 years or older under federal law to acquire handguns from licensed dealers. Must not be a fugitive.
