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Currently museums in Chicago are not able to display historically significant unloaded firearms they have in their collections.
A bill has been introduced to change that.
Hmm, I wonder if the guns they have in their collections currently comply with the law.
It would create the museum loophole.
Is Chicago softening its stance on guns?
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Re: Is Chicago softening its stance on guns?
I wouldn't bet the farm on it.
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Re: Is Chicago softening its stance on guns?
"I don’t know if someone's going to find ammo for a German handgun from World War II all that readily," Clarke said, referring to the Levine's pistol Burke highlighted Wednesday.
The gun in question is a Walther PP.
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Re: Is Chicago softening its stance on guns?
Yeah, it's pretty hard to find .32 ACP these days.Pawpaw wrote:"I don’t know if someone's going to find ammo for a German handgun from World War II all that readily," Clarke said, referring to the Levine's pistol Burke highlighted Wednesday.
The gun in question is a Walther PP.
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Re: Is Chicago softening its stance on guns?
Or German Lugers?Pawpaw wrote:"I don’t know if someone's going to find ammo for a German handgun from World War II all that readily," Clarke said, referring to the Levine's pistol Burke highlighted Wednesday.
The gun in question is a Walther PP.
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Re: Is Chicago softening its stance on guns?
"Is Chicago softening its stance on guns?"
Um, not so much. Altho this link does not address the museum issue, this cop-blog in Chicago shows you how Rahmburg is viewing handguns with the deadline for allowing concealed carry in the state coming up:
http://secondcitycop.blogspot.com/2013/ ... -land.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Um, not so much. Altho this link does not address the museum issue, this cop-blog in Chicago shows you how Rahmburg is viewing handguns with the deadline for allowing concealed carry in the state coming up:
http://secondcitycop.blogspot.com/2013/ ... -land.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Is Chicago softening its stance on guns?
You probably can't get ammo for these anymore. I mean if I have to toss my iphone in 2 years, you don't possible think some pistol from WWII or WWI will still work, right?sjfcontrol wrote:Or German Lugers?Pawpaw wrote:"I don’t know if someone's going to find ammo for a German handgun from World War II all that readily," Clarke said, referring to the Levine's pistol Burke highlighted Wednesday.
The gun in question is a Walther PP.