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Is it legal to sell re-loaded pistol ammunition in Minnesota?
I would like to re-load my own and sell them from bulletin boards in bars.
4 Answers
- Grizzly IILv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Unless you have Federal, state, & local licenses, as well as about a million bucks worth of liability insurance, it is illegal to sell reloaded ammo ANYWHERE to ANYONE! ! !
If you are caught, whether anyone is injured by your faulty handloads or not, it's worth about 10 years in a Federal pen and around a hundred grand in fines for even one box. . . .
Source(s): Personal experience: Legal Arizona CWP armed citizen, w/ H-K USP .45ACP Life Member: N.R.A. & G.O.A. Former U.S. Marine 4x Rifle & 2x Pistol Expert:U.S.M.C. Firearms owner,including Luger P-08, H-K, Glock, S&W, Colt, & Walther pistols. 35+ years reloading metallic pistol and rifle ammo. "I am a 'Bitter Clinger'! " - badassLv 51 decade ago
I so would have to agree with Grizzly II, Lots of liability if someone gets hurt from a bad reload they bought from you!
- mack_9Lv 61 decade ago
Reloading is considered manufacturing and you need a Federal license to manufacture ammo. That is to sell the ammo.
- 1 decade ago
I believe it is legal, but I would highly recommend against it. If someones' gun fails while they happen to be using your reloads and they get hurt, you can almost certainly expect a call from their lawyer. When that happens you'll end up losing any money you've made in this enterprise, plus pretty much anything else you own.
