Was looking at another version and said it was not Mn compliant because of some melting point law. Never heard of this before. Any answer on this would be appreciated.

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Randy I. · Answer

It is not Legal in Minnesota because the Zinc alloy slide will not pass the melting test "Prohibited: Handguns (other than antique firearms) where the frame, barrel, cylinder, slide or
breech-lock is composed of any material with a melting point of less than 1,000 degrees F, or an
ultimate tensile strength of less than 55,000 psi, or comprised of any powdered metal having a
density of less than 7.5 grams/cubic centimeter.
● Prohibited: Ruger Wrangler .22 revolvers, Walther rimfire pistols, Cobra, Phoenix Arms, Heritage
Arms, Hi-Point, and GSG rimfire pistols." see pistols in link https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/minnesota_restrictions.pdf

James G. · Answer

Hi Randy and welcome. This Zinc Allow Frame model does not pass MN Melting Point Laws. Details under Handguns here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/minnesota_restrictions.pdf  -  Cheers and stay safe!

Ed C. · Answer

Hi Randy, this has a zinc alloy frame so it is banned in MN. Read it here, 1st section under 'Handguns' budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/minnesota_restrictions.pdf ,
Stay safe & have a great day!

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Was looking at another version and said it was not Mn compliant because of some melting point law. Never heard of this before. Any answer on this would be appreciated.