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Bailey flaunts noncompliance with assault weapons ban; Bost debuts first campaign ad - Vimarsana News

Bailey flaunts noncompliance with assault weapons ban; Bost debuts first campaign ad

Bailey, whose unsuccessful 2022 campaign for governor featured heavy law-and-order themes, clearly signaled that he would begin 2024 by flaunting his violation of the state's assault weapons ban.

Deadline missed: State Rifle Association, Bailey share frustration over assault weapon registry - Vimarsana News

Deadline missed: State Rifle Association, Bailey share frustration over assault weapon registry

The deadline for Illinois gun owners to register their assault weapons and attachments has come and gone.

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New State Police rules for assault weapons permits take effect - Vimarsana News

New State Police rules for assault weapons permits take effect

SPRINGFIELD – Illinoisans who own weapons that can no longer be purchased or sold in the state under its new assault weapons ban will soon be able to register those weapons so they can legally keep them. The law, officially known as the Protect Illinois Communities Act, bans the sale and possession of firearms defined as

New assault weapon permit rules - Vimarsana News

New assault weapon permit rules

SPRINGFIELD – Illinoisans who own weapons that can no longer be purchased or sold in the state under its new assault weapons ban will soon be able to register those

New rules for high-powered rifle permits will take effect Oct. 1 - Vimarsana News

New rules for high-powered rifle permits will take effect Oct. 1

Illinoisans who own weapons that can no longer be purchased or sold in the state under its new ban on high-powered rifles will soon be able to register those weapons so they can legally keep them.