Colorado legislators to propose NFA- Suppressor Ban

[bayoublaster7527]

Well it is almost that time of year again. When the Colorado General Assembly convenes and the controlling majority tries to launch as many anti-gun bills as possible. Word on the street is that they are lining up a NFA items ban that would include suppressors. Considering many of these legislators are bought and paid for by billionaire Bloomberg and Everytown, this shouldn’t come as a shock. They have to keep bringing up new legislation to keep the campaign donations flowing.

Considering how much suppressors have been widely adopted in the hunting community, hopefully we can push back with a large unified voice.

They are keeping a tight lid on this one so there likely wont be much heads-up. They want to minimize any law-abiding firearms owners participating in the democratic processes. Keep an eye out and be ready call/email legislators.

 

[Mr. October]

Of course they do. 'Cause suppressors are scary.

Not sure why people worry about them. They aren't in big use by criminals and are cost prohibitive. But the gun grabbers have no need for logic.

 

[Jbehredt]

If they’d just have the balls to write confiscation into these bills. I mean if it’s a life saving measure go all in. I hate their cowardly death by a thousand cuts. Let’s get this thing poppin’.

 

[sndmn11]

When the magazine ban was going into effect, Magpul sold to CO residents at 50% off AND prioritized shipments so they arrived essentially next day.

All you other states should hold off on NFA processing so that CO residents can make it through the que in January.

 

[justinspicher]

If this goes through are previous suppressors grandfathered?

Will this affect non residents who come to hunt?

Does this apply to LE/MIL folks?

 

[IDVortex]

I mean. I'd think they'd be more focused on trying to redeem themselves for not being able to even reintroduced wolves in the state. Now they think gun control will work? Good thing there's no such thing as 3d titanium machines. If you know, you know.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

If this goes through are previous suppressors grandfathered?

Will this affect non residents who come to hunt?

Does this apply to LE/MIL folks?

Don’t Oregon or at least some counties there ban AR15s with no option for grandfathering existing guns?

 

[justinspicher]

I’m not sure, but it wouldn’t hurt to look it up.

 

[DisplacedHusky]

Don’t Oregon or at least some counties there ban AR15s with no option for grandfathering existing guns?

Currently not true. Not saying it won’t happen in the future though.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Currently not true. Not saying it won’t happen in the future though.

I looked it up, I guess it was proposed but didn’t happen. I just remembered it because my buddy moved there and he was deciding how he was going to handle it.

 

[def90]

If this goes through are previous suppressors grandfathered?

Will this affect non residents who come to hunt?

Does this apply to LE/MIL folks?

Based on past laws they would likely grandfather existing items, that way they don't have to deal with the "Takings Clause" issue with the 5th Amendment. I'm guessing that the ban would just be for people trying to buy these items in the state. They always exempt military and LE, none of these laws would ever pass if they didn't.

 

[JRay]

My home state continues its downward slide…

 

[def90]

The other rumored bills are going to be an add on to the semi automatic licensing bill from this past year that would limit the types of features a firearm may have and an "armory" bill that would some how limit the number of firearms you could buy or own.

 

[Coopsdaddy]

Colorado is a dissgrace.
Getting to be one of the worst states in the nation when you compare to 20 years ago.
Sad

 

[bojangles808]

I don't get it bc in other countries with even stricter gun laws then liberal US states suppressors are the norm but for some reason it's backwards over here

 

[HairyScandinavian]

I don't get it bc in other countries with even stricter gun laws then liberal US states suppressors are the norm but for some reason it's backwards over here

People here are so far out of touch from reality they're scared of suppressors from watching movies because they think John Wick is real.

 

[coloradodrifter]

My youngest has 1.5 years left of high school and after that I will be leaving this lost state for good. It will be a sad day, my family moved into this valley 125 years ago….

 

[IDVortex]

People here are so far out of touch from reality they're scared of suppressors from watching movies because they think John Wick is real.

I mean. Id go john wick if someone killed my lab.

 

[Ac338]

That’s pretty sad. My parents are in Castlerock and we originally had plans of moving back soon but at this point you couldn’t pay me to move back.

 

[bayoublaster7527]

Based on past laws they would likely grandfather existing items, that way they don't have to deal with the "Takings Clause" issue with the 5th Amendment. I'm guessing that the ban would just be for people trying to buy these items in the state. They always exempt military and LE, none of these laws would ever pass if they didn't.

Just to be clear those exemptions for military and LE are for official use, not personal use.

All signs show significant decline. Also appears the Colorado economy is in a nose dive.