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Official: 08-11-2017 http://ilga.gov/legislation/publicacts/fulltext.asp?Name=100-0082

Sorry -- I am still a tad confused on the SHIPPING end of things from internet stores. The two I have checked require the federal exception certification. Is this going to be a problem?

IF (he could veto it, right?) he signed the bill, I could get past 500 posts I bet.

Pretty quiet around here -- guess I'll go to Walmart (not in Crook Co.) and buy some soda.

That is my understanding as well. IANAL

Anticipation is half the fun.

We await.

Just chalking up another.

I want to hit 500 posts. Just saying.

Page 224 is not a lot different than 223. Just saying. Wait -- this posted to 225!

So -- like about 30 days and counting, right?

Was not part of the intent of this journal to celebrate our ability to CARRY by doing a walk through at Walmart and herein pass on the telling of it. So, seriously, when (???) they finally lawify the switchblade carry -- should we not also then do a(n) honorary walkthrough of Walmart in celebration of it also and therefor duly note it in this journal of the celebration of our RIGHTS!!!

So -- twofors on 223!

see post 6669

Made it -- 223. I walked Walmart yesterday. I bought ammo in TN at a Walmart and they didn't want to see my FOID (but the guy knew what it was, and suggested I move to a free state!).

Is this thread fading?

Are they going to carry knives? Will we have to walk WalMart the first day of Switchblade carry???

I can now blame my spoon!!!

Correct me if I am wrong, please: by Federal Law, like handguns, you have to buy in your state of residence (excludes some like first responders, military). "In the USA, switchblades remain illegal to import from abroad or to purchase through interstate commerce since 1958 under the Switchblade Knife Act (15 U.S.C. §§1241-1245)"

Any movement on the knife bill toward the mansion?

Next page is: 223

Carried in WalMart the other day but did not look at the ammo case -- Crook Co.

Is there Federal law about interstate and switchblades?

Bump. I (personally) am more likely to purchase a knife than a suppressor. Just saying.

6544 -- works 4 me.