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Minnesota sheriffs issued a record number of permits to carry firearms in 2021. The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) says 110,078 permits were applied for and they issued 106,488 permits last year.
The total was nearly 10,000 higher than the nearly 97,000 permits issued across Minnesota in 2020. And the BCA says it’s the highest total of permits granted since the Minnesota Personal Protection Act was enacted in 2003.
Lesson to be learned Date: 4/27/21
This photo is of a carry permit holder (not a client of ours) that was involved in a incident where a homicide happened at their location. The permit holder drew and attempted to charge their weapon and this is the end result.
This person loaded the bullets in the magazine backwards. This cost him his life!!
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Hennepin county Update on applying for your permit in HENNEPIN COUNTY
Posted 4/27/21
Permit to carry a handgun
All Hennepin County residents who want to obtain a permit to carry must apply for it at the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office.
Permit to Carry Applications are accepted by appointment only. Permit to Purchase, Data Changes, or Permit to Carry Replacements do not require appointments.
Refer below for hours and locations.
To schedule an appointment online please follow the link below:
Click here to schedule your appointment online.
Take note when scheduling appointments online to select your desired location. Locations and availability will vary, refer to the scheduling website for updated locations and availability.
For your appointment you will need:
- A completed application. Minnesota Uniform Firearm Application Permit to Carry a Pistol (mn.gov)
- Your Training Certificate from a Minnesota BCA Authorized firearms training course that was issued not more than one year prior to your appointment date.
- Your identification (driver’s license or other government issued ID showing your current address. If you do not have a current address on your ID, bring a utility bill with your name and current address on it with your ID).
- Payment: Cash or check or Visa/Mastercard
- Credit card payments are subject to an additional 2.5% convenience fee to the credit card provider.
To schedule an appointment by phone, please call 612-348-8008 during regular business hours. If customers can’t find it, it doesn’t exist. Clearly list and describe the services you offer. Also, be sure to showcase a premium service.