Illinois Legislators Introduce Anti-Gun Legislation

posted on October 11, 2017
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Illinois lawmakers have seized on the grand old Democratic strategy of not letting a tragedy go to waste. Last week, Democratic state Rep. Marty Moylan filed legislation that WVIK called a “gun control advocate’s wish list.”

House Bill 4107 would ban the sale of so-called “assault weapons,” “high-capacity” magazines, .50-caliber rifles and bump stocks. Any resident currently in possession of a semi-automatic rifle could keep the firearm, but would need to have it registered.

NRA-ILA is completing a thorough analysis of the impact of HB 4107—so stay tuned to NRAILA.org for updates. The bill is expected to be heard during Illinois’ special session that begins Oct. 24.

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