Bill
LC 4306
Montana bill makes its ammunition regulations permanent rather than temporary, eliminating future sunset dates and legislative reauthorization requirements.
Bill LC 4306 seeks to make Montana's ammunition act permanent, though the bill is still in draft stage and specific provisions are not yet publicly available. The measure would convert what appears to be temporary or sunset legislation into ongoing state law without future expiration dates.
Ammunition regulations affect hunters, sport shooters, law enforcement, and ammunition manufacturers operating in Montana. Making such legislation permanent eliminates uncertainty for stakeholders and removes the need for periodic legislative reauthorization, but also makes future changes more difficult without passing new bills.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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