The tables below list all the bills proposed by both houses of the Minnesota Legislature relating to Firearms and Dangerous Weapons, as of February 14, 2013.

House Bills

Bill	Full Text	Author	Description
HF 561		Laine	Judicial process modified for restoring firearms eligibility to violent felons.
HF 486		Laine	Violent felons permitted to petition the Board of Pardons to have their ability to possess a firearm restored.
HF 419		Drazkowski	Firearms; providing that any new federal law designed to ban or limit any personal firearm, magazine, accessory, or ammunition or to require the registration of any firearm or firearm owner shall be unenforceable.
HF 307		Simonson	Permit to carry application required to be made to a chief of police of a municipality, and if no chief of police, to a county sheriff.
HF 298		Dehn, R.	Firearms regulation by local units of government allowed in certain circumstances.
HF 294		Rosenthal	Firearm restoration eligibility judicial challenge processes modified for persons who have become ineligible and persons who have been denied a permit to carry a handgun.
HF 285		Lesch	Firearm lawful possession modified.
HF 244		Johnson, S.	Firearm loss or theft false report crime established, crime of transferring firearms to an ineligible person expanded, and a person convicted of these crimes made ineligible to possess a firearm.
HF 243		Hausman	Large-capacity magazine crime established for the manufacture, transfer, or possession of ammunition feeding devices with the capacity to accept more than seven rounds or any conversion kit, part, or combination of parts; terms defined; and criminal penalties provided.
HF 242		Hausman	Large-capacity magazine crime established for the manufacture, transfer, or possession of ammunition feeding devices with the capacity to accept more than ten rounds or any conversion kit, part, or combination of parts; terms defined; and criminal penalties provided.
HF 241		Hausman	Assault weapons; crime established for manufacturing, transferring, or possessing assault weapons; existing assault weapon disposal or registration provided for; terms defined; data classified; language clarified; and penalties provided.
HF 240		Schoen	Mental health screening improved for persons applying for firearm permits.
HF 239		Davnie	Persons who possess guns on private property after being ordered to leave the premises equal penalties established.
HF 238		Davnie	Offenders who unlawfully possess firearms on school properties equal penalties established.
HF 237		Paymar	Pistol and semiautomatic military-style assault weapon transfer and firearm possession eligibility provisions modified, and criminal penalties provided.
HF 184		Winkler	Centralized register maintenance and creation required for individuals who voluntarily wish to be ineligible to purchase firearms for a self-determined period of time; and chiefs of police and sheriffs mandated to accept voluntary surrender of firearms and ammunition from persons on the voluntary register and establishment of procedures for return of the firearms and ammunition upon request.
HF 178		Cornish	Retired peace officers authorized to carry a pistol without a permit, and law enforcement agencies required to issue identification to former officers who qualify to carry without a permit.
HF 169		Fabian	Muzzleloader scope use allowed.

Senate Bills

Bill	Full Text	Author	Description
SF 458		Champion	Pistol and semiautomatic military-style assault weapon transfer and firearm possession eligibility provisions modifications; criminal penalties
SF 413		Goodwin	Firearms possession eligibility restoration for violent felons judicial process modification
SF 400		Brown	Firearm Protection Act
SF 339		Nienow	Resolution memorializing the President and Congress to respect and not violate the second amendment to the United States Constitution for right to bear arms
SF 236		Gazelka	Firearms safety certificate course of instruction wildlife identification portion online completion authorization
SF 235		Latz	Lawful firearms possession and crime of violence modifications
SF 205		Champion	Pistols and semiautomatic military-style assault weapons transfers and possession eligibility; criminal penalty provisions
SF 109		Westrom	Laser sights permits use by visually impaired persons authorization
SF 83		Ingebrigtsen	Scopes on muzzleloaders authorization
SF 69		Ingebrigtsen	Retired peace officers firearm carry without permit authorization
SF 64		Goodwin	Convicted violent felons gun ownership rights restoration authorization
SF 46		Goodwin	Firearms possession restoration for violent felons repeal

Source: Minnesota Revisor of Statutes via Open States. Document icon by Jamison Wieser, from the Noun Project.