Bloodguard

About $400 on Gun Broker will buy it. They are readily available there. Not sure if HK2000 will ever have them again, but if you can wait, he definitely always has the best price and delivers as promised.

Yikes... interesting hold. I'm assuming your motor memory is set for a different weapon that you hold a lot closer to the breach? So did you break a finger?

Tried to send a couple PMs, but I don't see anything in my sent box. Is there a required number of posts before you can send PMs? If you PM me, I will respond direct to an email address. Otherwise, I'm not sure how I can get a message to you. I'm sure I've sent PMs in the past. It's odd. Technology is a wonderful thing, until it doesn't work. Oh, well.

I do believe Chicago will loose it's restrictive law. It's a matter of time. What I can tell is that certain weapons can be registered in Chicago. The basic intent appears to be for the keeping hunting guns, not for protection, etc. So it's obviously unlawful to discharge one even for protection. The reality of it appears to be that it is some sort of annual gun registration that may require taking a picture of the gun to prove it is in you protection...oh there is a tax too. You have to love Chicago, they would tax breathing if they thought they could get away with it. Can anyone confirm this and tell me more specifically?

Read those first five search returns. There is a good thread in there...basically the same info I'm getting here... Nada... It's a hard answer to answer. Unfortunately only the people who don't know post responses and it turns into a long speculating thread all over the board. Still hoping someone has registered a gun in Chicago and can explain the process and requirements. Thanks!

Not an option. So does anyone live in Chicago and know the rules?

* * * First Post * * * I've been a lurker since the 1014/M4 came out. Does anyone know if an M4 can be registered in Chicago. Do you know if there is anything in particular I might need to do it (exp plug it to 3 rounds)? Any limitations on modifications (such as the collapsible stock, extension tube, rails, lights, etc.)? Thanks for any info you have. Chicago is an intimidating place for a gun. I know there is an exception for a hunting shotgun, but how far that goes, I can't find much guidance.