They want to "fix" the foid, meanwhile in Indiana...

[jim123]

"This bill makes Indiana the first state to offer a permit without a fee of any kind, and one of only eight requiring a permit that requires no training of any kind. The permit is available only to Indiana residents, but the state has reciprocity agreements with 32 other states."

 

http://gunrightswatch.com/news/2019/05/13/indiana/indiana-carry-licenses-are-now-absolutely-free/

[McCroskey]

But paying high fees keeps the children safe puts a money test on exercising a constitutional right.

[aamport19]

id like to see IL surrounded by constitutional carry states

[Nanook]

id like to see IL surrounded by constitutional carry states

 

All of which will have lower crime rates, and probably lower taxes as well. And most of them won't have a Governor's Wing at the nearest Federal prison just for their state's governors.

[Jeffrey]

But paying high fees keeps the children safe puts a money test on exercising a constitutional right.

ignore the 30+ that were shot in under 12 hours in only 1 city. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-met-chicago-shootings-violence-20190601-story.html

 

 

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[Bubbacs]

Geez

Crime is down both Lori Flatfoot and FatHead Ed say so.

They have the numbers.

Their plans are working efficiently now, and only after a week in charge.

Lori even went so far as to go to a few crime scenes, not the one where the lady fell on top of her baby outside the Mercedes AMG.

You might remember, the one where the baby daddy went after the shooters with a tec9?

 

And let's not forget that Lori says these are crimes of poverty..............

[jim123]

id like to see IL surrounded by constitutional carry states

I'll bet Wisconsin gets a foid system before they get constitutional carry based on all the fish migrating that way.

[jim123]

 

But paying high fees keeps the children safe puts a money test on exercising a constitutional right.

ignore the 30+ that were shot in under 12 hours in only 1 city. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-met-chicago-shootings-violence-20190601-story.html

 

 

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Even when there's no guns involved, the destruction continues.

http://www.cwbchicago.com/2019/06/boystown-crowd-takes-over-halsted.html

[Bo69]

Illinois residents are ATMs for crooked a** politicians. Shortly I'll be leaving the land of taxes and restrictions.

[Beezil]

"This bill makes Indiana the first state to offer a permit without a fee of any kind, and one of only eight requiring a permit that requires no training of any kind. The permit is available only to Indiana residents, but the state has reciprocity agreements with 32 other states."

 

http://gunrightswatch.com/news/2019/05/13/indiana/indiana-carry-licenses-are-now-absolutely-free/

I know this is old, but was searching for "Indiana ccw" today.

 

just wanted to say that an Indiana CCW is most definitely available to out-of-state residents provided they either own a business in Indiana, or are employed by an Indiana based company, and can obtain proof of employment on a company letterhead.

[richp]

Nah, nah, this can't be. But I guess it can...

 

Everybody knows that the minute a person crosses the state line into Illinois they automatically become irresponsible and uncontrollably inclined to use firearms not just irresponsibly, but illegally. /Sarcasm off/

 

It never fails to amaze me that the difference in crime rates between Indiana/Indianapolis and Illinois/Chicago doesn't get more scrutiny, considering the vast differences in firearms laws that govern the two states and those cities.

 

FWIW.

 

Rich Phillips

[357]

They want to fix it all right.

[chislinger]

Murder rate per 100,000 (2016 data, latest available):

Illinois: 8.2

Indiana: 6.6

 

So somehow Illinois has a murder rate 24% higher than Indiana? How is that possible? It's almost like gun laws make no difference whatsoever.

[Tango7]

 

But paying high fees keeps the children safe puts a money test on exercising a constitutional right.

ignore the 30+ that were shot in under 12 hours in only 1 city. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-met-chicago-shootings-violence-20190601-story.html

 

Also pointedly ignoring the fact that the shooters did not have FOID's or FCCL's, and likely could not have gotten them due to previous felony histories, or gang/drug arrests.