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08-19-2010, 07:21 PM
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It depends
I reload for hunting trips and share my ammo with friends in the same hunting party. No money ever changes hands. I would not reload for resale because of the good reasons already cited. In addition, I do not have a state sales tax stamp to collect sales taxes and I do not have license to sell reloads. All the best...
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08-19-2010, 08:20 PM
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I would offer to teach him that is what a freind did for me lots of guys are intimidadet by it after we did together a couple time i was good to go.
I dont reload formy 06 becouse it is a semi and chews up brass i like to load for my 270 i have lots of loads made up my fave load was 56grains imr 4831 and 130 grain boat tails
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08-19-2010, 11:05 PM
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I don't 'reload', per se, for friends, but I have been known to give a friend a box or two of handloads for specific calibers to try while shooting with me. Usually, these are low pressure loads that won't hurt a gun because they are too powerful, such as light .38 special loads or trap/skeet loads.
...but as was stated earlier, no $$$ ever changes hands!
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