Please take the time to read the law.I AM NOT a lawyer.
If I am not mistaken, FOID holders could transport guns in their vehicle if they we NOT loaded and in a secured compartment (not easily accessible); ammo separate from gun. Out of state must follow these same rules?
There are better resources than my post.
Loaded in the glove box would not be legal.
If you have a license you do not have to unload the gun to leave it in the vehicle. Stop touching the gun more then you have too.
He's asking about Illinois. OP, you may carry it upon your person in Illinois as long as you remain in the vehicle. As far as hotels, I don't want to give you bad advice. I hope someone else can chime in. I can give you my thoughts based on logic, but logic doesn't fall in line with Illinois gun laws.
I AM NOT a lawyer.
If I am not mistaken, FOID holders could transport guns in their vehicle if they we NOT loaded and in a secured compartment (not easily accessible); ammo separate from gun. Out of state must follow these same rule?
There are better resources than my post.
Loaded in the glove box would not be legal.
Indiana LTCH holder before the law change could store their handgun in the center consul with the loaded mag right next to the handgun. After Illinois ccw law Indiana LTCH holders can now have their loaded handgun on them while they are in the vehicle. There are a lot of threads on this very subject that go into great depths about it. Just do a quick search “LTCH Illinois”Please re-read my post and explain where I misquoted. I'd appreciate it.
Indiana LTCH holder before the law change could store their handgun in the center consul with the loaded mag right next to the handgun. After Illinois ccw law Indiana LTCH holders can now have their loaded handgun on them while they are in the vehicle. There are a lot of threads on this very subject that go into great depths about it. Just do a quick search “LTCH Illinois”
Why would anyone want to set foot in Illinois?
Why would anyone want to set foot in Illinois?
Unfortunately I do when I go to the VA in Chicago from time to time.