Defending the Second Amendment takes more than just voting — it takes an informed and engaged community.
Our Grassroots Action Toolkit provides downloadable materials to educate others, raise awareness, and defend the right to keep and bear arms across Minnesota.
Here you’ll find flyers, one-pagers, and other print-ready resources designed for gun owners, ranges, clubs, and activists to share in their communities.
Whether you’re posting materials at your local gun shop, handing out information at an event, or sharing with friends and family, these resources help spread the truth about threats to our rights and the work being done to defend them.
Download them. Print them. Share them.
Your rights don’t defend themselves — but together, we can.
SF 4067 - Overview & Action One-Pager
A print-ready grassroots action guide breaking down SF4067 — the massive gun control omnibus bill passed by the Minnesota Senate. This one-pager outlines the bill’s firearm bans, magazine restrictions, registration requirements, homemade firearm regulations, and expanded red flag provisions, while giving Minnesota gun owners the tools they need to take action and help stop the bill in the Minnesota House.
How to Talk about Gun Rights: A Discussion Guide for Minnesota Gun Owners
Some of the most important conversations about the Second Amendment don’t happen at the Capitol. They happen in everyday conversations with friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors.
This guide helps Minnesota gun owners discuss gun rights in a calm, respectful, and persuasive way. It focuses on asking questions, listening, correcting misinformation, and emphasizing shared values like safety, responsibility, and protecting family.
When responsible gun owners speak openly and respectfully about firearm ownership, it helps challenge common misconceptions and build a broader understanding of the right to keep and bear arms
The Guns Guide to Liberals
A Communication Toolkit for Constructive Conversations About Firearms
Public conversations about firearms often break down quickly because people approach the issue with strong emotions, personal experiences, and deeply held values. This guide provides a practical framework for having productive conversations about gun ownership and the Second Amendment with people who may start from a very different perspective.
Rather than focusing on debate tactics, this communication toolkit emphasizes empathy, curiosity, and shared values. It walks gun owners through a simple five-step framework designed to help conversations remain respectful, constructive, and persuasive.
The guide covers:
- Asking thoughtful questions to understand concerns
- Acknowledging and validating legitimate fears about violence
- Identifying shared values like safety, fairness, and protecting families
- Reframing discussions around common goals instead of political sides
- Ending conversations respectfully while keeping the door open for future dialogue
When conversations focus on shared values rather than political identities, people are often far more open to reconsidering assumptions about firearm ownership and civil liberties.
Credit
This guide is based on the Guns Guide to Liberals communication framework developed by Sarah and Jon Hauptman of PHLster Holsters and their podcast series of the same name, and used with their permission.
Download The Guns Guide to Liberals Communications Toolkit >>
More Grassroots Resources Coming!
We’re working on additional handouts, posters, and literature to support your local activism efforts.
Keep an eye on this space!