The local left-leaning newspaper, the Minneapolis StarTribune (the "Red StarTribune") ran a story about assault-style rifles on the front page of the Sunday paper. As usual, I read the article paying close attention to how they would define an "assault-style" rifle.
Turns out that Minnesota has a definition codified into law. They name 17 styles of rifles, including the AR-15 and AK-47. The key phrases in the definition?
"Firearms that can fire and reload a single round with one trigger squeeze."
and
Guns that "shooters don’t need to manually reload until the full magazine is empty."
So, under those definitions, any gun that shoots more than one round without reloading. So, includes revolvers, right?
Turns out that Minnesota has a definition codified into law. They name 17 styles of rifles, including the AR-15 and AK-47. The key phrases in the definition?
"Firearms that can fire and reload a single round with one trigger squeeze."
and
Guns that "shooters don’t need to manually reload until the full magazine is empty."
So, under those definitions, any gun that shoots more than one round without reloading. So, includes revolvers, right?