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I question this ad the US Census Bureau says that there are only 12,831,970 people in the state.

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As of 2021, there were approximately 2 million firearm owners in Illinois. It's important to note that this number includes registered gun owners as well as those who may legally possess firearms without registration.

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You dont have to regester with anyone to be a gun owner in America is not a police state

Illinois gun owners 1.2 million

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How many gun owners are there in the state of Utah?

Since, like most states, Utah does not require registration of guns or gun owners, there is no one source of reliable information on the number of gun owners in Utah. However, some studies indicate that nearly half of the households in Utah own at least one firearm.


How many gun owners in America only have guns to collect them?

It is difficult to determine the exact number of gun owners in America who only have guns for collecting purposes. However, surveys have shown that a significant portion of gun owners do collect firearms as a hobby rather than for self-defense or hunting.


How many gun owners are there in the United States of America?

Number of guns and gun owners in USA.Most estimates range between 39% and 50% of US households having at least one gun (that's about 43-55 million households). The estimates for the number of privately owned guns range from 190 million to 300 million. Removed those that skew the stats for their own purposes the best estimates are about 45% or 52 million of American households owning 260 million guns). Some recent estimates:A 2011 Gallup poll estimates that 47 percent of US households own a gun.A 2007 Small Arms Survey estimates there are 88.7 guns per 100 Americans (#1 in the world for guns per capita)A 2010 estimate from the NRA states "Privately owned firearms in the U.S.: Approaching 300 million, including nearly 100 million handguns. The number of firearms rises over 4 million annually."


How many people with CCW permits commit gun crimes each year?

There is limited data available on the number of individuals with Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) permits who commit gun crimes each year. However, studies suggest that the rate of gun crimes committed by CCW permit holders is generally low compared to the general population of gun owners.


What percentage of murders involving guns are committed with licensed guns?

First, you have to tell us what a "licensed gun" is- in most of the US, there is no requirement for licensing of a gun.The overwhelming majority of privately owned firearms are never used in criminal acts- but by some accounts are used in defense several million times each year.As the above stated, only a very certain few types of firearms require a license in order to own - primarily military-style weaponry. A license is issued for a specific gun and a specific individual - licenses are NOT transferrable, though a gun which requires licensing can be transferred to another owner who as obtained the proper license. Licenses are usually issued by the federal government, though certain states may also require a state license of guns not covered by the federal government.However, the vast majority of firearms are required to be registered with authorities - that is, authorities must be notified that the gun is being purchased by person X. This includes private-party transfers and sales, which must also be registered. Registered guns can be sold or given to a new owner, provided the registration is updated (and the new owner is not prohibited from owning a weapon, e.g. a felon).Most people say "licensed" when they really mean "registered", as they're not aware of the difference between the two concepts.Overall, statistics are hard to find that aren't twisted by one side or the other. Realistically speaking, one would expect the vast majority of "known assailant" murders (where the victim knew the murderer) to be committed with a registered gun, while the majority of "unknown assailant" murders to be committed with an unregistered (or illegally transferred) weapon.