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It will be reversed en banc. Logic is meaningless to the ninth circus.

As ridiculous as it sounds, the employee also has a viable worker's compensation claim.

One reviewer's opinion: (spoiler alert -- 5 stars) https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/gun-review-sig-sauer-p322-22lr-rimfire-pistol/

I have always been approved instantly so I don't know why some people are and some have a delay. Must be due to making the process more efficient.

I shot my original CCL class and the renewal with a .22 target pistol with a red dot sight. Two different instructors and neither one had a problem with me doing so.

Glock sights are actually pretty easy to do yourself. No sight pusher needed. Block of wood, hammer, and C clamp and you are set. I've done several. There should be videos readily available to show you how. The front sight requires a special tool (about $10) or you can grind down a cheap nut runner or socket to fit the set screw. I'm nowhere near you or I would probably volunteer.

Actually, it was dismissed on causation grounds. The court stated that even if the Plaintiff had proved causation, the court would still have dismissed the complaint on public policy grounds as the alleged negligence was too remote from the injury. The actions of the killer constituted a superseding cause, alleviating the Defendants of liability. (Order at pgs 20-21.)

Foid renewal 242 days til approval, 6 days to arrive in mail. Only saving grace is expiration date is 10 years from date of issue, not from the expiration of the old one. Don't tell Jabba that I got 5 months for free. There will be a bill to "fix" that next session.

Something. (Call went out to come here and post something, so I did.)

That would even get Crocodile Dundee's attention. lol

Or if you ever get to Wisconsin, they have been legal there for the past year and a half. Lots of places to just walk in and buy one.

Here is one. S30V steel too. http://www.bladehq.com/item--Smith-Wesson-Military-Police--13611

I don't know if they will ship to an Illinois address, but be aware that they are still illegal to possess as of right now. I personally have acquired two recently, shipped to a Wisconsin address. They will remain in Wisconsin until legal to possess in Illinois.

Fact is, they are still illegal to possess in Illinois for another 8 days or so. I have already checked out their site a month ago when I first heard of them though.

Yes but they cannot send them through the US mail. They have to ship via common carrier, i.e., UPS, Fed Ex, etc.

Last time I looked, there were 545 bills on the Gov's desk. I'm sure this one isn't a priority for him. He isn't going to sign it. 15 more days to go.

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At least this thread got interesting again.