Montana Firearms Freedom Act
Montana · Trade and Commerce · §§ 30-20-101 to 30-20-106 · 6 sections
Overview
The act concerns firearms, firearm accessories, and ammunition manufactured within the borders of the enacting state. It declares that such items, by virtue of their in-state manufacture, fall outside federal power to regulate interstate commerce, resting that declaration on a stated constitutional basis and on definitions establishing which items and activities are covered. It also sets out limits on the reach of that exemption and requires that qualifying firearms be clearly stamped to identify them as state-made.
Editorial summary generated from the text of this act. It is not part of the statute — read the sections below for the operative language.
In the courts
Sections of this act have been cited in 1 court decision.
Most-cited authority: 727 F.3d 975 - Montana Shooting Sports Ass'n v. Holder
Sections covered
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-20-101Short title
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-20-102Legislative declarations of authority
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-20-103Definitions
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-20-104Prohibitions1 cite
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-20-105Exceptions
- Mont. Code Ann. § 30-20-106Marketing of firearms
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