HB 2994 Firearm Freedom Act!!!!!

[AKguy1985]

who makes guns in oklahoma?????????????

the firing line in wyandotte makes milled AK recievers and builds AKs
Edit: redmax beat me to it

 

[BallisticGuy]

sorry if I read too much into it BUT, if the BATFE regards "manufacturing" an SBR as submitting a form1 with $200 for a tax stamp and engraving the lower receiver with manufacturer info (individual, trust or FFL name and city/state), wouldn't this be acceptable by the state as the same sort of manufacture (minus the form1 and $200 fee)?
I would think that purchasing the components and engraving the receiver as "made in Oklahoma" along with whatever pertinent info would constitute an Oklahoma-made firearm.

So would this be legal I wonder I tried to research This but couldnt find any info on it, Could I stamp my rifle Made in oklahoma and be legal?? I wish i had the balls, i would rather be safe then in jail!!

Any info Helps, not that I wanna take the risk I just wanna Know if this is possible. I think this law is just more made to open doors in getting more laws passed for the good aspects of firearms.

 

[spec2009]

Loki Weapon Systems is located in OK. They have a pretty cool AR they are producing right here in Ok! You can checkout their news page to see what other products are up and coming pretty cool, nice to have a gun manufacture in Oklahoma!

 

[BallisticGuy]

After doing a search I didnt realize there were so many Gun makes in Oklahoma. This is really a good thing

 

[Street Rat]

If there is a gun manufacturer in Oklahoma who wants to push this and say that they won the court battles (anyone willing to help a manufacturer with legal bills, I would), what if they wanted to sell outside the state, would this bill still protect them inside of Oklahoma?

 

[mons meg]

Did I not pop in already and mention the SCOTUS would have to reverse Wickard v. Filburn for this to matter? Wickard was a terrible blow to true federalism.

 

[vvvvvvv]

reverse Wickard v. Filburn

And Gonzales v. Raich

Good luck with that!

 

[thayton]

Our legislators don't have the nads for open carry much less this

 

[n8thegr8]

what I gather from reading the bills, sb1685 is MUCH less restrictive than hb2994. Basically, since they amended 2994 to exclude sound supressors, all that bill would do is exempt us from a future federal AWB, and potentially allow SBS and SBR if they don't pass further restrictions. SB 1685 however leaves sound supressors in, as well as not mentioning anything about automatics being left out. 1685 has passed senate and is in second reading in the house, and 2994 passed the house and is in second reading in the senate. This is of course my noob interpretation of the situation, and I'm not sure how the bill passage will go (i.e. will they drop one bill and take the other? merge them?) however it goes, at least it's a step in the right direction.

 

[BigJilm]

Good news!!!

BigJilm!

http://blog.tenthamendmentcenter.co...-legislature-passes-the-firearms-freedom-act/

And a link to the passed bill...

http://webserver1.lsb.state.ok.us/2009-10bills/SB/sb1685_int.rtf