Google "FOPA" and follow the requirements TO THE LETTER.
LEGALLY you will be on firm ground.
My preference would be to avoid Illinois. If you have no actual business there, I'd take a different rout and spend your money where it's wanted.
This is a discussion on Traveling threw Illinois within the Concealed Carry Discussion forums, part of the Main Category category; My wife and I are leaving on a multi state motorcycle journey in a couple weeks. My route passes right ...
My wife and I are leaving on a multi state motorcycle journey in a couple weeks. My route passes right threw Illinois. My Florida concealed weapons license gets me threw most states without an issue. But then there's Illinois. I'll just be passing threw heading Northwest from Kentucky to Missouri, without stopping for a night. Since I'm just passing threw, I don't expect any troubles with the law. But, before I enter the state, I plan to disassemble my Ruger LC9 and carry it in one saddlebag, and carry the ammo in the other saddlebag. I'd love to hear any comments from any Illinois residents or better yet, LEO's on carrying a weapon threw the state.
Google "FOPA" and follow the requirements TO THE LETTER.
LEGALLY you will be on firm ground.
My preference would be to avoid Illinois. If you have no actual business there, I'd take a different rout and spend your money where it's wanted.
http://www.isp.state.il.us/docs/1-154.pdf
That's the link to the IL State Police pamphlet on firearm transport. But I agree with Deanimator...since the People's Republic of Illinois still doesn't believe in the 2d A., better to not take chances.
Through........
I'll make a note of that for my next spelling test
Unloaded and in a case (ammo in a mag in the same case but not the gun is ok... OR
Disassembled and with ammo in a different place not readily accessible.
Don't consent to a search ;)
Threw...hahahahahahahahahaha
Print out the law and carry it with you.....
When liberals run out of other people's right to infridge upon, how many will give up theirs?