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I do believe this is very similar to the car issue. You could argue that driving a car is a privilege, which in theory would be a more restrictive situation than owning a firearm, which is covered under the second amendment. So in theory you could argue that the mere possession of a car would allow you to pull that person over and check that they were legally in possession of their paperwork confirming their driving privilege.
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the problem is your compairing a SBR-NFA weapon to a car is ok but you can't use just any car take my Street-Strip albut legal car out on the road and you better belive I have my insurance and registration at the ready.