Wanted: Nashville local .223 reloader

[Guest BillOfRightsFan]

Title says it all. PM or respond below if you are looking to make money reloading and can save me money over buying new.

Thanks!

Pete

[glockster157]

The problem is that if anyone loads ammo for you it will make them liable if anything happens with that ammo. Also, if you make ammo to resell it requires a license from the ATF. Now, on the other hand, if you get with someone and they show you how to reload and you load your own, that is perfectly fine.

[glockster157]

Your PM's are are not enabled BTW

[Guest BillOfRightsFan]

Thanks Glockster. It goes without saying that I want someone following the rules. I have someone who reloads .45ACP but I am still looking for a .223 reloader. I'd rather help the local economy and keep my brass out of the landfill.

Thanks for pointing out my PMs were not on. They were but they were set to moderators and contacts only. I just fixed that!

[enfield]

Personally, I wouldn't shoot someone else's reloads, and I wouldn't sell mine.

Nothing to gain, everything to lose.

[Westwindmike]

+100

[gregintenn]

Academy has 223 ammo on sale, I believe, for $3.99 per box of 20. It would be hard to beat that reloading.

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As others have stated, I would never sell any reloads, and there are very few people who I trust enough to fire their reloads. If you are shooting my reloads and your gun blows up, guess who's fault it is? It doesn't matter what really happened.