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[BigBronco]

For the record, ATF directly told me I f I charged so much as a dime to teach someone to reload on my equipment even with their components and they retained the ammo they made I/we could be charged with manufacturing ammo with out a liscence. Hence the demise of the reloading clubs and their reloading classes. Not worth the cost of the fight if charged.

Perhaps a bit unrelated to the OP's question. I wanted to set the record straight.

I would with out hesitation allow a friend to use my gear at no cost while I stood over making sure no mistakes are made. Heck I would even clean his brass for him-her (they/them and all the other pronouns)

[kcstott]

Unfortunately they didn't have the balls to take it to court, we would have ended up with ar lowers not being defined as firearms if they had

that is very true. they knew what they were doing avoiding court.

[Che762x39]

I shot my supervisors reloads, once. First round was almost a squib, the second was likely double charged. If I had been shooting my Model 29 and not my Super Blackhawk, I might have had .44 Mag bits going everywhere. Lesson learned.

Great point.

Not everyone can be a surgeon so for that reasoning not everyone can be a "safe" reloader. JMHO

[TKCastle]

Who cares! Damn CG is full i sissy's. Help a friend just dont post about it in an open forum.

[DennisCA]

Do we all need to know??

[BAJ475]

Who cares! Damn CG is full i sissy's. Help a friend just dont post about it in an open forum.

Actually, I think that they would have to allege and prove that you were "in the business" for a viable case. Good luck with that if all one was doing was teaching or helping a friend.