AZ SB1369

Exempts personal firearms, firearm accessories, and ammunition manufactured and kept within Arizona from federal regulation and interstate commerce rules, effective October 1, 2010.

Applies only to firearms manufactured from basic materials within the state, including those with imported generic parts like springs and screws or basic materials like steel and wood.

Requires firearms manufactured and sold under this section to be stamped with "made in Arizona" on a central metallic part such as the receiver or frame.

Excludes certain weapons from the exemption: firearms too large to carry by one person, weapons with bore diameter exceeding 1.5 inches using smokeless powder, explosive ammunition, and firearms discharging multiple projectiles with a single trigger activation.

Defines key terms including "firearm accessory" (non-essential items like sights and magazines), "generic or insignificant parts" (springs, screws, nuts, pins), and "manufactured" (creation from basic materials through forging, casting, or machining).