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The Firearm Concealed Carry Act includes, well, firearms. I think brass knuckles are probably protected by the 2A, but they aren't part of the FCCA.
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IF you have a valid CCL is it illegal to possess / carry brass knuckles? If so, why? You would think valid IL CCL covers any self defense tool. Note: always carry legally under IL CCL. What self defense tool - not regulated by National - are currently (forget PICA - as it IS unconstitutional - precedence that unconstitutional laws need not be followed) - not allowed.
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Don't forget "mini-shells" as you can load more than 5 of them and make that 930 illegal.
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rmart started following concealed carry waiver of rights
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rmart replied to shootr's topic in Illinois Concealed Carry Licensing Process
Jawohl mein Herr! You are forgiven, now go and sin no more -
Call to Action 3/17/2024. Witness Slips Needed!
JTHunter replied to mauserme's topic in Illinois Politics
Done. -
They want your MONEY.
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JTHunter replied to shootr's topic in Illinois Concealed Carry Licensing Process
(forgive any misspellings) Ja vol, mien Herr ! 🤨 -
Call to Action 3/17/2024. Witness Slips Needed!
mauserme replied to mauserme's topic in Illinois Politics
A quick update - the hearing date has been changed from 3/20/2024 to 3/21/2024. Witness slips survived the change, but keep 'em coming! - Yesterday
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Call to Action 3/17/2024. Witness Slips Needed!
X Ring replied to mauserme's topic in Illinois Politics
Done X 2, and sent the message out! -
Call to Action 3/17/2024. Witness Slips Needed!
Rangerdeepv replied to mauserme's topic in Illinois Politics
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Euler replied to shootr's topic in Illinois Concealed Carry Licensing Process
If this is the click-through agreement, wherein you have to check a box or you can't continue, it used to say only that you give the state full access to all your medical records (i.e., you waive HIPAA, but without mentioning HIPAA). If so, they've changed the wording to extend beyond all your medical records. Welcome to the modern era, comrade. You can have your rights, but only after you trade something for them. -
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John Q Public replied to shootr's topic in Illinois Concealed Carry Licensing Process
The waiver is only for the purpose of the CC background check. It wasn't at first, but we kicked up a storm and the wording was put in that it was only for this purpose. DO I think they would abide it...? Dunno, also I haven't seen that clause in a long time, and am not looking for it. Perhaps someone else will chime in. JQ -
Try an oven set to 425F and toss an unloaded Glock in for 15 to 30 minutes per side and report back on how the plastic holds up. 😇
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Now I want a firearm made of niobium solely for its melting point... 4473° F.
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At what temperature does my Glock melt?? 🙁🙁
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Steel melts at around 2600 deg F. depending on type. At 4200 the car and any other steel in it would melt. Metal Melting Temperatures of Common Engineering Materials (engineersedge.com)