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Hello all. i will be moving down to Illinois here in a few weeks and i wanted to get some help getting the laws straight.
I currently reside in wisconsin and will be moving to Illinois for a job. my location in Illinois will be somewhere around belleville/sparta/marissa. I've tried to get in touch with the law enforcement down there, I've called twice and the deputy has been out or not available. SoonI will also be changing my permanent residence back to Michigan (my real home), asI have to be a Michigan resident (again)for 6 months beforeI can get my concealed weapons permit.
So the question is; as a Michigan resident am i able to possess my firearms and ammunition without having a FOID card? or as a law abiding citizen, am i completely stripped from my 2nd amendment rights?
Ihave read something about the residents ofbordering states with a hunting license can purchase/possess firearms and ammunition in Illinois's, butI haven't been able to find much else about non-residents of Illinois's.
Any help will be appreciated.
Hello all. i will be moving down to Illinois here in a few weeks and i wanted to get some help getting the laws straight.
I currently reside in wisconsin and will be moving to Illinois for a job. my location in Illinois will be somewhere around belleville/sparta/marissa. I've tried to get in touch with the law enforcement down there, I've called twice and the deputy has been out or not available. SoonI will also be changing my permanent residence back to Michigan (my real home), asI have to be a Michigan resident (again)for 6 months beforeI can get my concealed weapons permit.
So the question is; as a Michigan resident am i able to possess my firearms and ammunition without having a FOID card? or as a law abiding citizen, am i completely stripped from my 2nd amendment rights?
Ihave read something about the residents ofbordering states with a hunting license can purchase/possess firearms and ammunition in Illinois's, butI haven't been able to find much else about non-residents of Illinois's.
Any help will be appreciated.