I was looking through the Corbins site.
They have a page on bullet making as a business.
Yep, and I sold mine keeping only select hand operated tools and dies...
I did have a C/T-6 and FFL (Type 1) you can get any of the "Types" by themselves but what is called a "Class 1,2,3" requires one of the FFL "Types" first... We all end up messing up the class and type designations mostly because the red-headed step child Type 6 is manufacturing as is the addition of a "Class 2" but to have a class 2 addition you have to have other "types" not a T6.
All very confusing and you are correct the risk is "what you pay" to be in "business" just like making a firearm any "civilian" can make any non-special (short barrel, automatic, or sonics suppressed) that complies with import laws - as long as you don't sell that "made for yourself" firearm. (Pissed off yet?)
The position is that if you want to be in "business" you have to render onto the .gov what .gov thinks is .gov's....
You would be surprised at how many T6 manufacturers are out there - reloads for sale, cast lead bullets for sale, and often other components require a T6 if you want to SELL the product...
I think I am getting ill typing this crap - yes it is a nightmare, but the cost of a T6 is one of the lowest as is the chance of having a "visit" there are many T6 that have been in business for over 20 years and never had even a letter or a call... They just don't care.... now the Excise taxes are a different story...
Gee, I can't remember why I got out of business both T1 and T6 with C2,3 associates....

Think that is bad try to import medicine

or become an importer for computer parts....
