selling reloads

[silentvoice71]

well the ATF just called finally....i called them monday. Im not doin it too much BS involved red tape and all that jazz id rather have a FFL.

 

[hornadylnl]

I wouldn't reload for others. I've had people ask. I just give them the run around as to why I won't. The major reason is liability. The other is time. My time is free to me, but not to others. By the time I charged them for what I feel my time is worth, they could buy their ammo cheaper at the store.

 

[silentvoice71]

ooooo btw i have a question of all u savy carpenters my reloading desk is a big old teachers desk and i kinda of cracked it about 3" up from my press towards the middle of the desk.....have any suggestions? i was gonna try some 2x4 drilled into it to make it stronger.

 

[mikea46996]

I have my press mounted to a piece of 24x24 1/4 steel plate and then have that fastened to my bench, which is an old solid oak door from a hospital my brother was GF at during a remodel job. The steel spreads the load out.
Try that.

 

[Old Syko]

+1 for the salvaged solid oak door. Mine came from the local VA hospital during an expansion. No steel plate, and after almost 40 years of loading it's still good as new. It has been refinished a couple times over the years.

 

[Ashkelon]

Old Oak door with a beautiful quartersawn veneer. (too many old door and lock holes to be salvageable) This thing is solid.

 

[VN Vet]

I don't even shoot my best friend's reloads, even if he gives them to me. Of course, all may change depending on what the government does to us later.

 

[mason1977]

hmmm i dunno ill think about it. Im still lookin for a job welding jobs seem to be scarce in ft wayne right now......

Skilled trade jobs in Fort Wayne are far and few between.....I bet I've been getting 20 resumes a day for the last 2 months.....