The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Wednesday it is legal for state residents to possess unserialized guns because such guns are legal at the federal level.
The case is State v. Vagle .
NEWSMAX reported:
The case stemmed from a rollover car accident in February 2022 in Fridley, Minnesota. A state trooper who arrived on the scene saw a gun magazine inside the car and the driver, Logan Vagle, said he had a pistol in the vehicle and did not have a permit to carry it, according to court documents. Vagle was charged the next day with possession of a firearm without a serial number and carrying a pistol without a permit.
An Anoka County District Court…
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