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I agree with you 100%. I asked the same question about hicaps, and it seems that we can keep any mags we already own. Just like CA, its probably difficult to prove exactly when you acquired them. But, it doesn't seem like mags need to be registered (except .50s).

Does anybody have an answer to my question? I even emailed ISP, but their automated reply suggests I shouldn't hold my breath waiting for a reply. Makes sense. Why make it easy to get the correct, official information in plain language.

On isp website, FAQ about PICA.... one Q asks if large cap ammo feeding devices need a disclosure. Answer: no, it only pertains to firearms. Q- can IL residents keep LCAFD they already own. A- Yes, just be sure to use them at an approved location(range)

I can't tell what the story is on mags in IL... ok, so we've got to disclose the guns, and it talks about mags, says they don't need a disclosure, we can keep our big mags... Is there a new rule on high capacity magazines to be aware of?

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That's super interesting. Buckmark is my favorite .22 pistol.

Its good to know these are in good hands. Wow. A very nice collection indeed.

Thats a good point!

Ok, I have to choose pcc- lever gun in .357 over contender in 30-30. But, I have nothing against the AR pistol, except I don't have one. Lol, I should probably fix that!

I hadn't read all the replies, but I'd like clarification about what kind of RCP. A tiny AR or TC contender?

That is very nice. Good work.

Nice!

Insurance against what exactly? So, no more worries about getting sued after a shooting incident? " well my firearm just went off by itself, killing that bystander. No problem, I have insurance." Hmmmm...

Lol, I prefer .223 over 5.56. :)

Blasphemy!!

Give it a try and report back ;)

I bet most of us could.. I'm just saying, get the PSA and get going. No worries. The colt costs a lot more.. may lend itself to being carefully handled.. wouldn't want to scratch or ding a thousand dollar colt. Lol. I need to get out shooting more.

Do you think you can tell the difference between a colt 6920 or a PSA freedom rifle in the dark? Lol, I mean shooting them side by side without looking at them;)

PSA all the way Can't beat the price and lifetime warranty.

At work we had sanding tables with palm Sanders hooked to dust vacuums. During winter, the operators would be getting big shocks, they suspected a chafed power wire touching the metal table. Nope. Static from dust particles moving thru the vac hose. Hooked a bare wire from the sander to the...