01-19-2022, 02:53 PM
Here is a perspective to consider before you start reloading for someone else:
"Reloading for someone else makes you an ammunition manufacturer under Federal and perhaps State law. You could be charged for manufacturing ammo without a license by both jurisdictions. Your best friend may not be your best friend after he loses an eye because his gun exploded after shooting one of your reloads. The reason for his gun exploding may not have anything to do with your reloads but you would be put in a costly position to prove that.
Reloading for someone else has too many repercussions AFAIC."
(I read this a while back on another forum a while back.)
"Reloading for someone else makes you an ammunition manufacturer under Federal and perhaps State law. You could be charged for manufacturing ammo without a license by both jurisdictions. Your best friend may not be your best friend after he loses an eye because his gun exploded after shooting one of your reloads. The reason for his gun exploding may not have anything to do with your reloads but you would be put in a costly position to prove that.
Reloading for someone else has too many repercussions AFAIC."
(I read this a while back on another forum a while back.)
Speed is Fine, Accuracy is final....but accurate hits at extremely high speed is final much faster.
I don't think you understand, these boys killed my dog!
Taking the gun off safe increases the velocity by 100%
I don't think you understand, these boys killed my dog!
Taking the gun off safe increases the velocity by 100%

