A gun shall be considered single shot if there is no magazine in the possession of or in close proximity to a hunter in the field and the gun can only hold a total of one round.
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il_regs.pdf · identification: verified
Illinois Department of Natural Resources, Illinois Digest of Hunting and Trapping Regulations 2026-2027 ("Use through July 31, 2027"), printed p. 2 and the whole of the DEER HUNTING section, printed pp. 12-21, for the deer rows published here; printed pp. 22, 25, 27, 28, 36, 39 and 42 read and ruled out by species
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• "single shot" means a gun that is either manufactured or modified
to only be capable of holding a total of one round in the magazine
and chamber combined. "single shot" does not include: (a) a rifle in
the possession of a person who is also in possession of or in close
proximity to a magazine that would allow the rifle to be capable
of holding more than one round or (b) a revolver. a gun shall be
considered single shot if there is no magazine in the possession
of or in close proximity to a hunter in the field and the gun can only
hold a total of one round.
Page 17 of il_regs.pdf
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