IL HB4259 - Ammunition Accountability Act

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Just something new to watch...

http://ilga.gov/legislation/billsta...9&GA=95&DocTypeID=HB&LegID=34703&SessionID=51

Bill Status of HB4259 95th General Assembly
House Sponsors
Rep. William Davis


Synopsis As Introduced
Creates the Ammunition Accountability Act. Provides that all firearm ammunition manufactured or sold in the State of Illinois on or after January 1, 2010 shall be coded by the manufacturer. Provides that effective January 1, 2011, all firearm ammunition used within the State of Illinois shall be coded by the manufacturer. Provides that on or after January 1, 2011, a person in possession of non-coded ammunition that was manufactured prior to January 1, 2010, may transfer the same only to an heir, to an individual residing in another state maintaining the ammunition in another state, or to a federally licensed firearms dealer. Provides that the Department of State Police shall be responsible for establishing and maintaining an Ammunition Coding System Database (ACSD) containing specified information. Establishes penalties and exemptions.


Also see http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/ful...um=4349&GAID=9&LegID=34853&SpecSess=&Session=


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SB1007 Magazine Ban Carry over from 2007
Senate Sponsors
Sen. Dan Kotowski - Emil Jones Jr. - John J. Millner - Jacqueline Y. Collins - Mattie Hunter, Carol Ronen, Martin A. Sandoval, Kwame Raoul, Donne E. Trotter, James T. Meeks, Jeffrey M. Schoenberg and Antonio Munoz
House Sponsors
(Rep. Harry Osterman - Ed Sullivan Jr. - Carolyn H. Krause - Karen A. Yarbrough - Fred Crespo, Elizabeth Hernandez, Edward J. Acevedo, Cynthia Soto, Monique D. Davis, Elizabeth Coulson, Kenneth Dunkin, William Davis, Barbara Flynn Currie, Luis Arroyo and Greg Harris)
Last Action
1/10/2008 House Rule 19(a) / Re-referred to Rules Committee

SB1912 ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN (edited to add)
Senate Sponsors
Sen. Antonio Munoz
Last Action
Date Chamber Action
1/16/2008 Senate Referred to Rules
1/25/08-Added as Chief Co-Sponsor Jacqueline Y. Collins


SB1915 ONE GUN PER MONTH
Senate Sponsors
Sen. Mattie Hunter
Last Action
1/16/2008 Senate Referred to Rules
1/25/08-Added Chief co-sponsor-Jacqueline Y. Collins


SB1919 HANDGUN DEALER LICENSING ACT
Senate Sponsors
Sen. Don Harmon
Last Action
1/16/2008 Senate Referred to Rules

HB0758 FOID CARD ACT- BAN PRIVATE SALE
House Sponsors
Rep. Harry Osterman - Elizabeth Coulson - Barbara Flynn Currie - Greg Harris - Carolyn H. Krause, William Davis, Elga L. Jefferies, Deborah L. Graham, Julie Hamos, LaShawn K. Ford, Al Riley, Karen A. Yarbrough, Sara Feigenholtz and Luis Arroyo
Last Action
1/10/2008 House Rule 19(a) / Re-referred to Rules Committee

HB4217 CRIM CD-FIREARM AMNESTY
House Sponsors
Rep. Luis Arroyo
Last Action
1/4/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4269 AMMUNITION ENCODING
House Sponsors
Rep. Monique D. Davis
Last Action
1/9/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4258 AMMUNITION ACCOUNTABILITY
House Sponsors
Rep. William Davis
Last Action
1/8/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4259 AMMUNITION ACCOUNTABILITY
House Sponsors
Rep. William Davis
Last Action
1/8/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4321 CRIM CD-UNLAWFUL USE-WEAPON Assisted Knife
House Sponsors
Rep. Jil Tracy
Last Action
1/11/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4349 AMMUNITION ENCODING
House Sponsors
Rep. Naomi D. Jakobsson - Harry Osterman
Last Action
Date Chamber Action
1/11/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4357 ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN
House Sponsors
Rep. Edward J. Acevedo
Last Action
Date Chamber Action
1/11/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4393 ONE GUN PER MONTH
House Sponsors
Rep. Luis Arroyo
Last Action
Date Chamber Action
1/11/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4541 HANDGUN DEALER LICENSING ACT
House Sponsors
Rep. Deborah L. Graham
Last Action
Date Chamber Action
1/18/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4509 FIREARM TRANSPORT PREEMPTION
House Sponsors
Rep. Brandon W. Phelps
Last Action
1/18/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4510 CIVIL LAW-TECH FIREARM RANGES
House Sponsors
Rep. John E. Bradley
Last Action
1/18/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4544 FAMILY&PERSONAL PROTECTION ACT - RIGHT TO CARRY
House Sponsors
Rep. Aaron Schock
Last Action
1/18/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

HB4406 CRIMINAL LAW- SHELL BILL
House Sponsors
Rep. David Reis
Last Action
1/11/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee

above list from http://illinoiscarry.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=7848 Its looking like every other year so far

 

[2TransAms]

More of the same baloney.

*Sigh*

I'll keep my eye on it. Don't our elected leaders have anything better to do?

 

[Autolycus]

Unfortunately they do not have better things to do. I am sure they are avoiding real issues such as the ever increasing cost of living in this state, the fact that Chicagolands roads are terrible, the corruption that seems to govern our little state, or anything of that nature.

 

[Willis]

Daleyland

With the law makers in Daleyland it sure worries me that two of your fine examples are trying to be President.

 

[sctman800]

We get the same "stuf" thrown at us every year so I am pretty much used to it. That doesn't mean that I like it, it just makes me more determined to work to change things in this state. I really think things will get better in Illinois because a lot of people are getting fed up with this and becoming more active.
Change will not come easy, we will have to work at it. I will be at IGOLD again this year and every year until things do get better. This will be my third time to Springfield. The first time was about five years ago and IIRC there were about 200 people there. Last year there was 1500+ there and hopefully we will double that number this year. I had 30 flyers printed up for IGOLD and put them up every where I go that has any type of bulletin board. I am now putting out my second bunch of 30 I had printed after running out. This is also rewarding at times also, I asked the owner of a local auto parts store if I could post a flyer at his shop. He hung it up himself and thanked me and shook my hand.
We have a primary race for States Attorney, I contacted each of them with questions about 2A issues and local situations they would be involved in. After evaulating their answers I contacted the one whose views best matched my own and offered to work for his campaign. So I now have a yard sign and I spent today passing out flyers.
This state will get better but the change won't come easy, Jim.