Capt_Destro

Honestly I just repaired the damn thing myself, and you can't even tell it happened. I doubt anyone is even going to notice.

Still no luck. This state is a f-ing joke honestly. Emails aren't replied to after several weeks/follow ups. My State Rep is Anti-2A. So I doubt they would urinate on me if I were on fire. 😅

Pulled it out of my wallet today, and found that the plastic delaminated. There are currently 2 cards now, one being a front and a back... Some shops say it isnt valid if taped/glued/laminated which is freaking stupid. Yet using my "E-Card" is fine This was not put through the washer or abused in any way. It shared the same wallet pocket as my Illinois Driver's License which is in very good shape and does not exhibit any similar issues. I have been unable to get through the phone switchboard. If I email I get sent a FAQ, no reply from an actual person for over a week. Do they seriously expect me to pay $75 because ISP went with the lowest bidder on card stock!? Kinda annoyed with how bad this program is run despite the ridiculous application fees we pay. Shot in the dark here. Anyone have a connection or contact with an actual ISP employee who could assist?

Six T LLC is gone. My primary FFL states he's closed for transfers for the public. But he still does them for me and a few other long time customers.

I don't believe anything good can come from registration. I do think the law will eventually get struck down. But ISP will still have a list of gun owners and what they own. Pending a court order that they have to destroy all documentation in regards to registration. I dont see a law being passed to remove that Information. It's clear even if you sell off your stuff, move it out of state, or register your firearms; there is no way to comply with this law with how extreme they are acting in regards to parts. Just having MSR features of bolt/Pump guns technically makes you a criminal for those accessories alone. So why incriminate yourself any further lmao? I'm not advocating this. But a reasonable person would be better off using constitutional rights as a shield and really make them work for it. The whole "Voluntary" language for registration seems like a.great way to wave away any protections or chance at being party to a law suits present or future. They will push for more, and it will only get worse until SCOTUS slaps them down.

Based on this new ruling one can technically container carry a loaded firearm? While normal container carry is reassuring, due to having to unzip, reload, and racking the slide. I feel like I'd be better off with a knife or spray in a direct confrontation as much as I want to puke saying that... You have seen that drill where a person tries to draw from a holster before they get stabbed right? idk.. just thinking. If you can transport a loaded pistol it would be more practical.