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Misc – Controlling Access to Firearms by Prohibited Persons

posted on January 18, 2019

Q: We want to run a couple prototype (10) receivers, and then send them out for heat treat. The machine to run the parts is not currently enclosed. The operator to run the machine is background checked and cleared to run parts. Is there a way to responsibly handle these parts? Could I sit at the machine and take control of the parts as they are run? I could immediately transfer them to the cage after manufacturing, and then mark them/process them as we do for our other controlled parts. Caging is a week away if the project moves forward, but project can?t be approved until we can prove out cycle time. I?m in a hard spot, and looking for advice about risk involved in this.

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