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  • JettaKnight

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    I heard they're doing away with the lifetime license.:horse::nailbite::laugh:
    BOOOO!


    OK, reason for using the term "license" instead of "permit"
    1. The word on the pink slip is "license"
    2. We here infer the word "permit" as the state allowing us to carry out of the goodness of their heart. In reality, IN is a "must issue" state, just like with driver's licenses.
     

    sben763

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    It only takes 7-10 days after finger prints and dropping off your $50 at your local police or sheriff department. My wife's permit was at the house in 5 days.

    In IL. You have to have a gun owners card to even buy ammo. A state that doesn't issue any gun permits / licenses
     

    Bill of Rights

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    Where's the bacon?
    Is there a restriction on how many bullets I can carry in my clips with my permit?

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    Bunnykid68

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    I don't keep up on Illinois that much, but didn't they pass a registration law?
    I have a few friends at work from there and they say hell no i'm not registering.
    I do not know if they recently passed a registration law, but based on what 2 Illinois residents told me they are required to register each firearm they have with the State Police
     
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