mikew

I'm sure about the CCW. https://library.municode.com/il/elmhurst/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=CH51OFAGPUPESAMO_51.20CACOWE

CCW is still illegal in Elmhurst... again, not enforced, right? But still on the books.

Exactly.

The point I was making was about the rotary magazines: Can those be modified to increased capacity?

I think that the state's inner stupid knows no bounds, as evidenced already by several of these FAQ's and the hearings.

There are steel mags with welded-on floor plates. I'm not saying that it's fundamental to the topic, but they do exist. But I suppose they could be cut and welded... Also the Ruger rotary mags for 10/22 style. They could be modified to hold fewer, I assume, but not more.

I'm gonna throw in an observation here. We've been looking at these numbers for 2 months now, with the number of responses slowly rising. But the displayed number of FOID cards that we are comparing against is not changing. So that number 2,415,481 is dated, but how old is it? archive.org shows a June version with the same FOID card count, but it's always possible that it's a dynamic lookup. https://web.archive.org/web/20230601175455/https://isp.illinois.gov/Foid/Statistics The 0.2% response number could be somewhat lower.

"Can I see your customer list, please?"

I have a roll of caps from my childhood that identifies as .45LC.

got a link?

Nothing can go wrong there.

And even so, one must request the "save" from the archive.org. "If you see something, archive something"

This was the original image. The ISRA facebook moderator was aware of it. Does the ISRA get involved like that anymore?

That's a statistic.

Change the address unless you've lived there 100 years... eg. 461 Ocean Blvd.