Can i manufacture gun parts

Tempco has been serving the firearms industry for over six decades. We make parts for handguns, rifles, shotguns, and heavy artillery. Our metal stamping and sheet metal fabrication expertise allows us to deliver parts that consistently meet or exceed customer expectations and industry standards. We work with materials as thin as 0. Small- to medium-volume production runs are our specialty, and we take pride in our quick turnarounds and exceptional repeatability.

All our stamping tools and dies are made in-house by our skilled toolmakers. Always be honest with local and state authorities regarding your plans. One, because ATF will verify that in fact all concerned parties are informed and have approved or will likely approve the activity authorized under the license. Two, you will likely receive a compliance inspection prior to renewal of the license and again, ATF will ensure that there are no activities being conducted that are prohibited by state law or local ordinances.

If there is evidence that you have violated such, ATF will likely refer the information for enforcement to the proper authority. This can be a nightmare for a new business, or an established business for that matter. Be honest with all parties concerned. Your question and the response given will likely benefit other readers as well as yourself. The process is similar to the way that sculptures are created from a block of marble.

This precise method can be repeated over and over again to create identical pieces, no matter how detailed they may need to be, at a speed unmatched by any other manufacturing method.

No matter the part you need, RJ Manufacturing has the technology and peace of mind you need to know that your gun parts are being created with strength and longevity in mind. As far as a business license, that is up to your local laws. You can make and sell anything you want that isn't a firearm that is, a receiver. Of course, there are some full auto part that are regulated separately by the NFA; stay away from those.

Ammunition would have local regulations regarding hazardous chemicals, and of course shipping restriction. ITAR may restrict your ability to export parts depending on what you are making shotgun part exports, incredibly, are regulated separately, by the Commerce Department.

But domestically, you are good to go. You might have some trouble buying commercial liability insurance.