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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Matthew Hendrickson

Most owners of assault-style weapons in Illinois appear not to have registered them as required by law

Robert Bevis, owner of Law Weapons and Supply in Naperville, is suing to overturn the Illinois ban on assault-style weapons. (Rich Hein/Sun-Times)

Most owners of assault-style weapons in Illinois appear not to have registered their guns in order to legally keep them.

But there are minimal consequences for failing to register, and whether the law is even enforced likely depends heavily on where you live and how authorities discover an unregistered gun.

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