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That is an interesting question... Not sure what the answer would be. But I'm pretty sure they are still under federal law, just not individual states. So proba
by m0ngr31 6y ago
That is an interesting question... Not sure what the answer would be. But I'm pretty sure they are still under federal law, just not individual states. So probably personal manufacturing fine, for sale (even on the res) would require an FFL.
- zhengyi13 6y agoWork to get every of-age tribe member a class 2 SOT. They're their own local law enforcement. Done.
- m0ngr31 6y agoWorks for me. Full-auto for the whole tribe!
- aksss 6y agoSeems the BATF thinks tribes are under their thumb, but then, that’s no different than how they regard everyone. These aren’t exactly applicable but seem to demonstrate that BATF has no problem enforcing its regs and the federal laws in Indian Country. “tribal police departments generally do not qualify for the exemption from payment of the transfer tax for NFA firearms, are not eligible to receive firearms interstate, and can not possess a ‘post-1986’ machinegun.”[0] “federal authorities alleged Ho-Chunk Inc. and its subsidiaries had violated federal tobacco laws by shipping and selling “untaxed, unstamped cigarettes to businesses in Nebraska other states.”[1] [0] https://www.atf.gov/rules-and-regulations/nfa-transfers-tribal-police-departments https://www.atf.gov/rules-and-regulations/nfa-transfers-trib... [1] https://www.indianz.com/News/2019/02/04/winnebago-tribe-still-fighting-back-a-ye.asp https://www.indianz.com/News/2019/02/04/winnebago-tribe-stil...