slapshot0183
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whats it take to make your own ammo and sell it?
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Selling ammo?
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oneounceload
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and local permits and licenses and a LOT of liability insurance
NJgunowner
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and local permits and licenses and a LOT of liability insurance
Ya, you blow up someone's favorite gun or someone gets injured you'll be paying out the nose.
FrankenMauser
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Insurance.
Business license(s).
A "production area" on appropriately zoned property (some areas don't like the idea of an "Ammunition Manufacturer" working in a residential structure).
06 FFL.
A yearly (or more frequent) visit from the ATF, for inspection (the entire place of business, production area, storage areas, office areas, and record-keeping areas can be searched and inspected).
And, any other requirements that may be in place at a State, County, City, or Local Association level.
Business license(s).
A "production area" on appropriately zoned property (some areas don't like the idea of an "Ammunition Manufacturer" working in a residential structure).
06 FFL.
A yearly (or more frequent) visit from the ATF, for inspection (the entire place of business, production area, storage areas, office areas, and record-keeping areas can be searched and inspected).
And, any other requirements that may be in place at a State, County, City, or Local Association level.
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....a LOT of liability insurance.
An attorney on retainer
^^^These Two^^^
As others have mentioned, there's a ton of legal overhead. You'll probably get pressure from the EPA. You'll certainly get grief from OSHA.
Now, you don't mention your state in your profile. In many states, you can load up a few boxes and sell them privately. In other states, even that might run afoul of the law.
Now, you don't mention your state in your profile. In many states, you can load up a few boxes and sell them privately. In other states, even that might run afoul of the law.
dogtown tom
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Nope.FrankenMauser.....03 FFLs are also allowed to manufacture ammunition...
The 03FFL is for collectors of curios and relics and absolutely NOT a license to do business.
01 Dealer and 02 Pawnbroker cannot manufacture ammunition for sale unless they also hold an 06FFL.
An 07FFL Manufacturer of Firearms can also manufacture ammunition....no 06 needed.
FrankenMauser
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Aye. I, apparently, didn't finish editing that statement, before posting. As a simple solution (to avoid confusion), I removed it.The 03FFL is for collectors of curios and relics and absolutely NOT a license to do business.
Thanks for catching it.