Ponsess Warren motorized Dillon 650 or 1050

For fast production it can make sense. I would use it strictly in units with automatic bullet feed, as getting your fingers mashed by a motorized anything is bad mojo. With a handle you can stop whenever the moment requires, either to avoid mashed fingers or to inspect a cartridge part way through the process. Also, you can feel if anything is wrong, like sizing a steel case that got into the mix.
 
Don't need to, just read what they wrote.

ITAR registration is required of persons who engage in the business of manufacturing defense articles.
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http://pmddtc.state.gov/compliance/...ement to Firearms Manufacturers (Publish).pdf

If you cook yourself a Pizza your not in the restaurant business, if you reload your own ammunition your not in the ammunition manufacturing business.

However, I would never trust a single source especially just a guy on a forum so here is the ATF's answer to the same question.

https://www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/person-who-reloads-ammunition-required-be-licensed-manufacturer-0
 
Yup, its aimed at manufacturers.
Got my letter and properly ignored it since I don't 'Manufacture' with intent for resale, but not until I called BATFE.
How they even knew about me out here in the woods, I have no idea...
 
If a person with an advanced reloading press did have to register, is it just a matter of paying the $2,000 ish annual fee or is there something else involved?
 
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