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Your case is actually pretty simple as you're only crossing one state line. So long as you are in compliance with the laws of both Illinois and Missouri, you should be fine. Where things get complicated is when you are crossing multiple state lines. For example, suppose you are traveling from State A to State B but you must pass through State C in order to get there. Further, suppose that State C requires a lisence to posess a handgun at all but State A and B neither require nor offer such a lisence. So long as you travel straight through State C, stopping only for gas, restroom breaks, meals, etc., you should still be legal. However, if you decide to get a hotel room for the evening in State C, you may be in violation of the law.
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