Here is the new list of unsafe handguns (ie you cannot register them in the city of Chicago)

Here is the list

Where a model or type is not specifically referenced, all models from the listed manufacturer are deemed unsafe.

   * Acme
   * Acme Arms
   * Aetna
   * Aetna Arms
   * Afflerbach, William H.
   * Ajax Army
   * Alaska
   * Alday & Gabilondo
   * Alert
   * Alexia
   * Alexis
   * All Right Firearms Company
   * Allen
   * Allen, W. C.
   * Alsop, Charles H.
   * America
   * American Arms Co.
   * American Boy
   * American Bulldog
   * American Derringer Corp. — all spur trigger models, derringers, and pen guns
   * American Eagle
   * American Standard Tool Co.
   * Americus
   * AMES Sword Company
   * Andrews Ferry & Co.
   * ARES/ARES Defense Systems — all flashlight gun models
   * Aristocrat
   * Avenger
   * Babcock
   * Bacon Arms
   * Bacon Mfg. Co.
   * Baford Arms — all derringers
   * Ballard, C. H.
   * Bang-Up
   * Beemiller, Inc.
   * Big Bonanza
   * Billings
   * Bismarck
   * Bliss, Frank D.
   * Bloodhound
   * Blue Jacket
   * Blue Whistler
   * Bodeo
   * Bonanza
   * Bond Arms — all models without trigger guards
   * Boss
   * Boy's Choice
   * Brooklyn Arms
   * Brown Mfg. Co.
   * Bruff, Richard P.
   * Brutus
   * Bryco Arms
   * Buffalo Bill
   * Bull Dozer
   * Bulldog
   * Bulls Eye
   * C.S. Shatuck Arms Co.
   * Captain Jack
   * Catello Tribuzio — LAMPO model
   * Centennial
   * Challenge
   * Champion
   * Charles E. Billings — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Chase, Anson
   * Chicago Firearms Company — Chicago Protector and Protector models
   * Chichester
   * Chieftain
   * Christy, William J.
   * Clerke Products
   * Clipper
   * Cobra Ent.
   * Colt — all derringers
   * Cone, D. D.
   * Connecticut Arms & Mfg. Co.
   * Conqueror
   * Continental
   * Continental Arms Co.
   * Copeland, Frank
   * Covert Arms — all pen guns
   * Cowles & Smith
   * Cowles & Son
   * Creedmore
   * Crescent
   * Crescent Firearms Co. — all spur trigger models
   * Crispin, Silas
   * Crowell, George G.
   * Crown Jewel
   * CSG — all flashlight gun models
   * Cummings, O. S.
   * Czar
   * D. Debouxtay
   * Daily Arms Co.
   * Daisy
   * Daniel Werner — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Davis Ind.
   * Dead Shot
   * Defender
   * Defiance
   * Delhaxhe — Knuckleduster model
   * Deringer Rifle & Pistol Works
   * Dickinson, E. L. & J.
   * Dictator
   * Dreadnaught
   * Driscoll, J. B.
   * Eagle
   * Earlhood
   * Earthquake
   * Eclipse
   * Edward Boardman and Andrew Peavey — Little All Right models
   * Elector
   * Electric
   * Empire
   * Empress
   * Encore
   * Enterprise Gun Works
   * Ernst Schmidt & Co.
   * Esprin Brothers
   * Ethan Allen
   * Eureka
   * Evans, James E.
   * Evans, W. S.
   * Excelsior
   * Express
   * Favorite
   * Firearms Import Export (F.I.E.)
   * Fish, Daniel
   * Folsom Bros. & Co.
   * Forehand & Wadsworth — all spur and sheathed trigger models
   * Forehand Arms Co. — all spur and sheathed trigger models
   * Frank Copeland
   * Frank Wesson Arms
   * Freedom Arms — all sheathed trigger models
   * Frontier
   * Fryberg, Andrew
   * G.R.A.D. — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Garate Brothers
   * Garbi, Moretti, Y, CIA, (GMC)
   * Garrison
   * Gem
   * Genez, August G.
   * German Resel — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Governor
   * Great Western Gun Works
   * Gross Arms Co.
   * Guardian
   * Half-Breed
   * Hard Pan
   * Harrington & Richardson (H&R) — all spur, stud, and sheathed trigger models
   * Harrington and Richardson — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Hartford Arms Co.
   * Hartley and Graham — Squeezer and Protector models
   * Haskell Mfg., Inc.
   * Henrion, Dassy, & Heuschen, (HDH)
   * Hi-Point Firearms
   * HJS Arms, Inc.
   * Hood Firearms Co.
   * Hopkins & Allen — all sheathed trigger models
   * Horseman's — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Hungarian — Mini Max - 9 model
   * Hyde & Shattuck
   * Iberia Firearms, Inc.
   * Imperial Arms
   * International
   * Irving, William
   * Iver Johnson — all sheathed trigger and 'knuckle' attachment models
   * J. Ductworth — Protector model
   * J. P. Sauer and Sons of Suhl — Bar Pistol model
   * J. Stevens — all sheathed trigger models
   * J.H. Johnson
   * James Reid Revolvers — Friend, My Friend, Model #2 Knuckle-Duster, New Model Knuckle-Duster, and New Model
   * My Friend models
   * James Rodgers — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * James Turbiaux — Le Protector model
   * Jennings, Inc.
   * Jewel
   * Jimenez Arms, Inc.
   * John Vittie — all pen gun models
   * Johnson Bye & Co.
   * Jose Aldazabal & Sons
   * Joseph Rodgers & Sons — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Jules Bertrand
   * Keno
   * Kittemaug
   * L. Dolne Invur — Apache Knuckleduster model
   * L.E. Polhemus Manufacturing Company — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments and all pen gun models
   * Le Francais — Gaulois model
   * Leader
   * Lee Arms Co.
   * Liberty
   * Lion
   * Little All Right Firearms Co.
   * Little Giant
   * Little John
   * Little Joker
   * Lombard, H.C. & Co.
   * Lorcin Engineering Co., Inc.
   * Louis Chobert
   * Louis Dolne — APACHE model
   * Lowell Arms Co.
   * Maltby-Curtis — all spur trigger models
   * Maltby-Henly
   * Manufrance — Gaulois and Mitrailleuse models
   * Marlin
   * Marquis of Lorne
   * Merrimack Arms
   * Merveilleux — Repeating Pistol model
   * Merwin & Bray
   * Minneapolis Firearms Company — Protector model
   * Mohegan
   * Monarch
   * Monitor
   * Moore's Patent Firearms Company — all derringers
   * Morai
   * Morgan & Clapp
   * Mountain Eagle
   * Napoleon
   * National
   * National Arms Co.
   * Nero
   * New York Pistol Co.
   * Nonpareil
   * North American Arms, (NAA) Mini-Series — all spur trigger models
   * Norwich Arms Co.
   * Norwich Falls Pistol Co.
   * Norwich Pistol Co.
   * Old Hickory
   * Osgood Gun Works
   * Paragon
   * Parole
   * Patriot
   * Peavey — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Penetrator
   * Phoenix Arms
   * Pickert — all folding trigger models
   * Pinafore
   * Pioneer
   * Pittson Arms Co.
   * Pointer
   * Praga — all folding trigger models
   * Prarie King
   * Premier
   * Prescott — all sheathed trigger models
   * Princess
   * Protector
   * Queen
   * R. J. Braveman Corporation — all pen gun models
   * Ranger
   * Raven Arms
   * Reck
   * Regnum — Repeating Pistol model
   * Reid — all sheathed trigger models
   * Remington — all sheathed trigger models
   * Retolaza — all revolvers
   * Retriever
   * Rigby — Knuckleduster and Stricker models
   * Rob Roy
   * Robin Hood
   * Rocky Mountain Arms Corp — all Mini-Revolver spur trigger models
   * Rodier, Louis C.
   * Rohm/RG Industries
   * Rollin White — all spur trigger models
   * Rome Revolver & Novelty Works
   * Rouchouse — French Squeezer model
   * Royal
   * Royal Small Arms Factory
   * Rupertus
   * Ryan Mfg. Co.
   * S.P. Cottrell and Son — all flashlight gun models
   * Sailors — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Scott Arms Co.
   * Scout
   * Senator
   * Shatuck — UNIQUE model
   * Sig Sauer — Mosquito only
   * Smith & Wesson — all spur trigger models
   * Smith, Otis
   * Smoker
   * Sneider, Charles E.
   * Southerner
   * Spy
   * Stafford, T. J.
   * Stallard Arms
   * Standard Arms
   * Standard Tool Co.
   * Stans Gunsmithing — all pen gun models
   * Stinger Manufacturer Corporation — all pen gun models
   * Sundance Industries
   * Swamp Angel
   * Taylor, L. B.
   * Terrier
   * Terror
   * Terry, J. C.
   * Thomas J. Ryan
   * Tiger
   * Tower's Police Safety
   * Tramp's Terror
   * True Blue
   * Turner & Ross
   * Two Unwin & Rodgers — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Tycoon
   * U.M.C. Arms Co.
   * U.S. Arms Co.
   * Uhlinger, W.L.& Co.
   * Uhlinger, William P.
   * Union
   * Union Jack
   * Union Revolver
   * Unique
   * United States Small Arms Company — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Unwin & Rodgers of Sheffield — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Veiled Prophets
   * Veteran
   * Veto
   * Victor
   * Victoria
   * Waffen-Glaser — all pen gun models
   * Walther — P22 only
   * Webber Pistol — Squeezer model
   * Wesson & Harrington
   * Wesson Frank — Large Frame Superposed pistol
   * Wesson, Frank
   * Western Arms Co.
   * White Jacket
   * White Star
   * Whitney Arms Co.
   * Wide Awake
   * Wilhelm Decker
   * William and John Rigby — Striking Weapon Pistol model
   * William Irving
   * William W. Marston — all knife guns or guns with knife attachments
   * Winfield Arms Co. — all spur trigger models
   * XL
   * Xpert
   * You Bet

Hi-Points are deemed unsafe and banned, haha

Aetna?  I knew about their health insurance, but that's about it.

Odd that there are modern .22LR semi's on there like the Sig Mosquito and the Walther P22.

You could shoot somebody's eye out...

(note Daisy made the list too...)

The amount of litigation that City of Chicago seems bent on incurring by introducing these spiteful pieces of legislation post-McDonald should be an outrage to Chicago taxpayers.

That sounds cool

So they just don't care about the constitution or the supreme courts ruling at all is what this is saying?

Daisy?
Sig mosquito? how is a .22 pistol "unsafe" ?

And who the hell says whats safe and not safe?

What a joke

Hi-point pistols look like they should come in a box marked: "Unit; One Pistol"  It is generic gun personified....that said, the relative price and availability of them makes them a good gun for low income home defense...they are just setting themselves up to fail...except the Walther and Sig...I wouldn't want any of those guns anyway....what the hell is a sheath trigger?

if I were Ruger, i would set up shop





i thought the last one was ironic.  b/c the first thing i thought to myself after reading 99% of the list was "really?"





and then the last one was "you bet"
lol





fucking d-holes

p-22 seriously?

Most of those manufacturers are long since defunct and the handguns they made are Curio & Relic, and the few that are still in business aren't too likely to challenge the Chicago ban.
Too bad that you need to have several hundred dollars in disposable income to buy yourself a handgun for personal protection, a move that's discriminatory in itself.    

Pay attention, very close attention; it's headed our way.  

What the hell is a sheathed trigger?

All I want to know is what is a Penetrator and where can I get one?