Look at it this way:
North Dakota adresses concealed weapons through its statute
CHAPTER 62.1-04 CONCEALED WEAPONSI'm selecting various text from that document, but I don't believe I'm omitting or ignoring anything relevant.
62.1-04-02. Carrying concealed firearms or dangerous weapons prohibited.An individual, other than a law enforcement officer, may not carry any firearm or dangerous weapon concealed unless the individual is licensed to do so or exempted under this chapter…
The following are the only two exemptions I see as they relate to residency. A North Dakota resident can get a North Dakota permit providing they can prove residency in North Dakota. A non-resident is allowed an exemption if they prove they are a resident of a state that which reciprocates with North Dakota. Neither of these two conditions can be met by any Minnesota resident.(Underlined emphasis mine)62.1-04-03. b. The applicant can demonstrate that
the applicant is a resident of this state by
providing a copy of a valid driver's license or state-issued identification card from this state that establishes personal identification through photographic means and shows the applicant's name associated with a valid residential street address in this state or
the applicant possesses a valid driver's license from the applicant's state of residence that establishes personal identification through photographic means and shows the applicant's name associated with a valid residential street address and a valid concealed weapons license from the applicant's state of residence, which state has reciprocity with this state under section 62.1-04-03.1;
To me this exemption cannot include a Minnesota resident in any way, shape, or form, as requires residency in a state that has reciprocity. No exemption is made for any other states' permits.62.1-04-03.1. Reciprocity.A person who has a valid license issued by another state to carry a concealed firearm or dangerous weapon in that state
and whose state grants to residents of this state the right to carry a concealed firearm or dangerous weapon without requiring a separate licenseto carry a
(Page No. 3)concealed firearm or dangerous weapon issued by that state may carry, subject to the provisions of this state's law, a concealed firearm or dangerous weapon in this state, and the other state's license is valid in this state.
As Minnesota makes no allowance for a North Dakota resident to carry in Minnesota, this exemption cannot apply to a Minnesota resident.
I find no provisions that would allow a Minnesota resident to carry with any non-resident permit i.e. Arizona, Forida, or Utah.If this discussion continues, you might consider moving this to a different thread, as it has drifted significantly from the OP.
