Wild Bill

then you'd follow the laws for that state. As the seller in Illinois I would keep a record of the date, serial etc.

I don't read as much as I used to here, because I moved out of state. But there still seems to be good content here.

"Images are sent to a ZeroEyes operations center where they are reviewed by staffers who determine what the object is, then alert relevant authorities like police ...." Criminals are then allowed to walk free with zero bail 15 minutes after arriving at the police station.

gotta keep an eye on those unloaded magazines, they might do something illegal without supervision ... 😱

The sooner someone files a lawsuit, and another stupid Illinois law is overturned, the sooner your lives can return to normal.

TRJ - you're over thinking this - You can't revoke an existing CCL in a state you're a resident in because my FOID card expires in IL. of which I am no longer a resident. Further, there is no requirement for a former resident of the state of IL to cancel, or surrender a FOID. As a current non-resident, making the proper identification of my new residence, the card is no longer valid as soon as you are no longer a resident. Illinois ability to control your life with firearms expires when you wave bye-bye and cross state lines with all your worldly belongings never to return. IL can tax and harass whomever they like, it will not be those of us that have left the state.

TRJ - I moved to Tennessee and did nothing with my IL cards. Threw them in a box I think. Have no plans of ever moving back, but if you did and your card is still active, it would save you the process of getting another. (If they let you apply in the future because of any new laws they come up with.) I see no reason to tell IL anything, leave and don't look back.