If a person uses their firearm in an unlawful manner, they can be charged with a crime that falls under the “unlawful weapon usage” category. Going over what it means...
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Some people are under the misconception that if they have a FOID, they can carry concealed. This is NOT the law in Illinois. Even if you have a FOID card,...
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A firearm remedy is a legal rule that can be paired with an Order Of Protection. Someone with an Order Of Protection and a firearm remedy against them cannot legally...
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Right now, as of April 23 of, 2024, Karina’s Bill is on the table. And, if Karina’s Bill passes, you, and your firearms, will be treated differently. Educating yourself about...
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On January 1st, 2024, everyone who lives in the state of Illinois and owns at least one assault weapon must have registered that weapon. If that weapon is not registered...
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Several challenges have been made to Illinois’ Firearm Owners Identification Act (FOID) but the Illinois Supreme Court has refused to rule that Illinois’ variation of the FOID Act is unconstitutional....
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At the start of a new year, a Chicago businessman decides to head to the gun range to try out his new Sig Sauer that he got for Christmas. He...
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Illinois Gov. Pritzker signed a bill into law to overhaul the ID card program for gun owners in August. The wide-ranging law will reform Illinois’ gun law to prevent mass...
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As of January 1, 2020, Illinois residents can legally purchase and use recreational amounts of marijuana and cannabis products. Many Illinois gun owners are concerned about how the new law...
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