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FIREARMS: Guidelines itemize legal ways to transport weapons
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Madigan, Robert
2000
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FIREARMS: Guidelines itemize legal ways to transport weapons
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FIREARMS: Guidelines itemize legal ways to transport weapons
2000
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The state's wildlife code is more specific and sheds additional light on the subject, defining a case as \"a container specifically designed for the purpose of housing a gun or bow and arrow device which completely encloses such gun or bow and arrow device by being zipped, napped, buckled, tied or otherwise fastened with no portion of the gun or bow and arrow device exposed.\" According to information supplied by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources and Illinois State Police, it is not illegal to have ammunition in the case with the firearm, provided the firearm is unloaded and properly enclosed in the case and the person transporting the weapon is in possession of a valid FOID card. For more information, contact the Department of Natural Resources at (217) 782-6431, the Illinois State Police FOID office at (217) 782- 7980 or on the Internet at http://dnr.state.il.us and www.state.il.us/ isp .
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