Using a car analogy, a person spends money and time restoring a 1935 Duesenberg II Model SJ Torpedo Phaeton. To make it legal you have to install seat-belts. I built my mussel loader from a kit. A few numbers on the bottom of the octagonal barrel would help if it were ever stolen. I put my driver’s license on my Hasselblad 500 C/M using an engraver. If anyone stole it, that number would trace it back to me if it were pawned.
Not me, as I bought a commercial ClamContainer® online from Amazon.
It'll work with any size - from Mahogany Quahogs to Common Periwinkles.
No company is going to assume the liability.
I can poke many more holes in the MORONIC law, just as others have done.
You reasoning is silly.