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If five people shared the expense of a CNC mill, and therefore were all owners, could each owner in his own home mill AR lowers ( or any other public domain published instructions) without falling afoul of ca or fed laws to his ( their) hearts content?
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Not after posting about it on the Internet.
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Ok smart ***, what if it were done by people who didn't post on the Internet?Comment
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Bills currently going the legislative process will make any manufacturing illegal anyways.Comment
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Are you planning on moving the cnc from place to place? If not no cigar.Comment
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But of course, someone (not me) would move it from owners to owners place on an equal basis with respect to ownership shares. Which part of "in his own home" did you not understand?Last edited by Badmusic; 03-15-2016, 4:47 PM.Comment
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Ahhhhhhhhh IBTL
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Come on, seriously, anyone have a law based opinion?Comment
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The "collective" which owns the gear would be a "person or corporation" that is "engaged in the business" of firearms manufacture. It would need to have the appropriate licensing.
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Last time I checked, a business had to be for personal profit. Whether it was called a collective or an association. A group of persons owning equipment for personal use is not a business.
Is there anyone here with legal experience? Not just those with the ability to equivocate?Comment
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Making a firearm for personal use, by law, is not "manufacture".
Could someone answer my actual question?Comment
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or distribution of the firearms manufactured.Comment
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