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Guess that qualifies as an impossible task, then.ISP2605 said:"There is no CCW permit in IL. Not allowed."
(Until the law changes...)
Guess that qualifies as an impossible task, then.ISP2605 said:"There is no CCW permit in IL. Not allowed."
Maybe in a couple decades.Guess that qualifies as an impossible task, then.
(Until the law changes...)
I get so tired about this PC crap about clips and magazines.I would have been laughed off the range if I referred to my 30 round banana clip for my M2 carbine as a banana magazine. So if clip was correct in 1958, I consider it correct for 2009. If all you can do is mistakenly correct people about word usage, I suggest you get a life..Most people think a magazine is somethiing you read. Only mall ninjas get upset about a gun clip being called a magazine or vice versa..
Its not really about what the law actually says.It' is certainly amazing how attorneys can twist the language/law around. What if the fanny pack was "specifically designed to house a firearm"? I am most language challenged.
The powers that be in Illinois want the people carrying guns to be beholden to them via their paychecks.Ok, if it is legal to transport your firearm unloaded and cased, what if the case had some belt loops? So it would be legal to carry if you "carried" the case but then be illegal if the case were secured with a belt? Or how about a case with a sling over the shoulder? At any gunshow attended, LEOS present, many persons carry their rifles in a case/with sling, on shoulder. There seems to be no distinction between carrying a rifle or pistol. Aaarrrrgh! I just can't seem to make any sense of this.
True and true.The case you may be thinking of was in Winnebago Co IIRC. His charges were dismissed but he also had other problems.