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Dogjaw - What I'm trying to explain to you is that if you do the federal paperwork (the form 1 or form 4) you need not worry about state law. To make an NFA weapon you need prior approval of BATFE/NFA and if it would put you in violation of the law (federal or state) you will not get that approval from BATFE/NFA. In fact, you won't even get the form completed to send in.
Since you need to get prior approval from BATF/NFA to make or transfer a SBR, they will check the state law to make sure possession would not be in violation of it. BATFE/NFA will not approve a transfer or application to make if approval would put the applicant in violation of state law. Additionally, unless the applicant is a corporation, an approval and signature from the chief local law enforcement officer is necessary on the form. If the possession/transfer of the weapon would be violative of any state or local law, the CLEO cannot certify the form which will immediately get the form rejected upon arival at BATFE/NFA.
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