Anti-gunState Representative Michael Paymar (DFL-64B) intends to offer an amendment that would severely regulate the sale of firearms at gun shows in Minnesota.His amendment would regulate the sale of all firearms at gun shows across Minnesota by forcing all private sales at gun shows to go through a background check.Gun prohibitionists, such as Representative Paymar, falsely claim that many criminals get guns from gun shows, but the most recent federal study puts the figure at only 0.7 percent.This effort is a stepping stone for anti-gun advocates seeking to ban all private sales, even among family and friends.
Please contact your State Representative immediately and urge them to opposeRepresentative Paymar’s “Gun Show” Amendment. To find contact information for your State Representative, please click here.
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