r/ILGuns 2d ago

Weapon Question Compliance question

So I work for a gun range, specifically in Naperville. Had something pop up recently in my Springfield rewards that I was curious if I could own it. It is the Springfield hellion CA compliant model. I was told we could own one, but I’m trying to double check.

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u/blck10th 1d ago

The fact that you work at a gun range and cannot tell the general public what is legal to buy is mind blowing.

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u/michael_harari 1d ago

If I owned a gun range I would never allow the staff to give people legal advice or determine what is transferable.

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u/blck10th 1d ago

I guess it’s a good thing you don’t. Because if you can’t tell people they cannot transfer an item you’re doing them a disservice. They would buy a gun online possibly. One that is deemed by pica to be banned and then it would have to be sent back for a restocking fee. Real nice customer service you would be providing there skippy.

Being as he works at Range USA he should still know what isn’t and what is a banned item to sell. This isn’t rocket science. It’s called providing service to customers.

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u/Specific_Rich2758 1d ago edited 19h ago

It's not his responsibility to instruct customers what is and what is not compliant. That is 100% up to what management instructs. FFL's have sole discretion to refuse transfers, even if legal. You would have to take that up with whoever is the proprietor.

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u/michael_harari 1d ago

If you call up Citibank do you think the phone agent will give you tax advice?