Tennessee Seceeds-At least maybe their firearms

[RealtorWhoCarries]

WZTV FOX 17/Nashville

 

[jeremy]

THAT IS GREAT NEWS!

When do our politicians get off their tails and follow Tennessee's and Montana's examples?

 

[Flintlock]

for Tennessee! More states are following suit. Now Indiana needs to do so.

 

[Archbishop]

Wow it's a tidle wave!

 

[Chefcook]

YEEEEEEAAAAAA!!!! Maybe its time to go home....

 

[VN Vet]

What guns are made here in Indiana?

 

[jeremy]

I don't know but I think it might be time to start finding out huh.

 

[SigSense]

Awesome news. I liked Mr. Barrett's comments.

 

[MyGlockRocks19]

Wait a second...does this mean if a full-auto weapon was manufactured in the state that this law was passed, it would make it available for purchase without ATF paperwork and a tax stamp?

That would be awesome. Full autos would be affordable again...at least if you lived in a state that had this legislation.

 

[Cygnus]

Hmmmm Florida, Kel Tec......Sun........Sub2K,,,,,,,Florida ????

 

[model67a]

Ammo

They should include ammo too!!

 

[Tandem160]

Could this also mean that ANY firearm manufactured in Tennessee MAY NOT be transported FROM or SOLD TO anyone outside of Tennessee? What would interstate commerce actually mean?

 

[El Cazador]

What guns are made here in Indiana?

There's the guy wanting to start making at least lowers down near Madison, I think. He's on here:
https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/long_guns/24129-new_manufacturer.html

Wait a second...does this mean if a full-auto weapon was manufactured in the state that this law was passed, it would make it available for purchase without ATF paperwork and a tax stamp?

That would be awesome. Full autos would be affordable again...at least if you lived in a state that had this legislation.

That would be nice, but even Montana knows there will be a long drawn out court fight with the Feds over this and full auto stuff not being severely controlled by the BATFE. They are looking for a "squeaky clean" guy willing to be the test case in court to start it all off. I hope they have very deep pockets, 'cause the Feds are going to bring everything they have to shut that notion down. Tennessee would (and probably will) see the same strong arm tactics, and fairly soon too I'd bet, to throw a wet blanket on any other states getting "the wrong idea" about this Federalism stuff..

Maybe our kids might see this finally come to pass, but I doubt you and I will. It will drag on forever in the courts to wear down the states and the people's bank accounts.

I so want a M4gery with a happy switch, though

 

[Liberty's Teeth]

Time to move. I said that last week and thought I was going to have to move to Montana.

 

[Liberty's Teeth]

Oh yeah, and we could own full autos again.

 

[Grizhicks]

Maybe it's time to move back to the Tennessee. -- Greg

Go VOLS !!!

 

[TopDog]

There could be some repercussions. For example on interstate commerce. But I really like the idea of the state government sticking its finger in the federal governments monstrous eye.

 

[JetGirl]

The OP's link said "Several states" are considering the same type of law, but it didn't say *which ones*. Anybody know who they all are?

 

[Sailor]

Time to move. I said that last week and thought I was going to have to move to Montana.

No time to stay here and fight for Indiana to change.

 

[Donnelly]

Does anyone want to make a bet that the Fed position will be that if the steel, aluminum, and/or plastic is imported into the state from another state, that the firearm produced will still be regulated by the Interstate Commerce clause?