Casting commercially a no go

[shooterbob]

Was checking on commercial liability insurance for my class 6 ammo shop I'm opening and talking with the rep, he asked if I would be doing any casting. I said I had thought about it and he said he could not insure me if I did it on premises. I guess I can do it at home and load them there, but just wanted to pass along the info.
Stacy

[Tatume]

It's a shame insurance companies can dictate our lives like that. The law requires us to buy insurance, and the insurance companies take full advantage of it.

[tomme boy]

So what were the reasons that it was not allowed?

[Bigslug]

Sounds like reason enough to look elsewhere for insurance.

[Combat Diver]

tag for reasoning


CD

[dakotashooter2]

Probably the hazmat liability...........
So what were the reasons that it was not allowed?

[Tatume]

tag for reasoning

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Take care, Tom

[Bonz]

I would love to hear the reasoning behind that also.

[mold maker]

Bureaucratic Hog Wash. They try to tell us how to avoid everything in life, except taxes.
It's the results of giving them our freedom in exchange for so called safety.

[MT Gianni]

I wondered if it was a site issue. In other words, could you set up a home based casting business and buy from your other business if it was off site?

[popper]

Smelting, casting & loading powder in the same place at the same time, not good. Not hazmat but fire code. Separate facilities.