The state of Minnesota has officially recognized concealed carry permits from South Dakota, allowing restricted enhanced permit holders under 21 years old to legally carry firearms while in Minnesota. This development means that South Dakota’s rigorous training standards are now honored in yet another state, reflecting a growing trend of interstate recognition for concealed carry permits.
Minnesota’s acceptance of these permits adds to the list of states acknowledging South Dakota’s commitment to responsible gun ownership. Permit holders are advised to familiarize themselves with Minnesota’s firearm laws before traveling, ensuring they remain compliant while enjoying their rights as concealed carry permit holders. For those interested in acquiring a South Dakota concealed carry permit, further information is available through the Secretary of State’s Pistol Permit division.
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