03/17/2026
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Just in: New Ammunition tax and new ammunition registration requirement law proposed by Illinois Democrats.
Illinois Democrats are proposing a five cent per round of ammunition and the requirement that each round of ammunition be registered.
The sport of hunting will soon become very expensive in Illinois.
Illinois House Bill 4414 proposes that starting January 1, 2027, all handgun ammunition sold or possessed in Illinois must be serialized and traceable by the Illinois State Police (ISP).
The bill was introduced by Chicago area State Representative Anne Stava-Murray.
The bill will create a centralized registry for transactions, imposes a fee of up to 5 cents per round, and makes possession of non-serialized ammunition a misdemeanor.
Key Aspects of HB4414:
Serialization Requirement: All handgun ammunition manufactured, imported, or sold in Illinois must have unique identifiers on the packaging and the ammunition itself starting Jan. 1, 2027.
Registry and Tracking: The ISP will manage a database of handgun ammunition transactions, recording the buyer's identification and the unique identifier of the ammunition.
Fees: A fee of up to 5 cents per round will be charged to the end-user the money will go to the state of Illinois.
Penalties: Possessing non-serialized handgun ammunition in a public place can result in a Class C misdemeanor.
Exceptions: Exemptions apply to law enforcement, military, and specific authorized individuals
The bill is designed for the ISP to track ammunition transactions and is part of the 104th General Assembly's legislation for 2025-2026.