Colorado legislators to propose NFA- Suppressor Ban

[bayoublaster7527]

I see my CO state rep pretty often (hard to miss with his campaign posts all over a red f150 lightning) when I take my son to the library. He switched from R to D to "protect trans rights and abortion rights" from what he told me personally on a call a few years back.

Might ask him how that's working out for the state next time I see him. Thanks Bob!

That one’s hard to believe, but he is a politician. Most likely he is beholden to the campaign money from millionaire/billionaire Dem donors Jared Polis and the other “Four Horsemen”. Also likes getting that Bloomberg-Everytown anti-gun money.

 

[rodney482]

hard to fathom how Colorado turned into such a shit hole.

 

[DangerRanger]

I really like visiting Colorado, I hope this doesn’t pass

 

[5MilesBack]

Illinois. They compliled a list of guns they considered "bad" and anyone that owned one or a variant of it had to register with the state police. As well as "high capacity" magazines. I believe they restricted traveling with anything on their list unless basically taking it to the gunsmith.
We are also one of the few states that does NOT allow suppressor ownership.

Man, I don't know how something like this doesn't get shot down through the courts.

 

[rookieforever33]

Cases are filed. Could take decades.

 

[SteveAndTheCrigBoys]

WA is in a downward spiral. Can't even buy parts for my AR's anymore, legally. But what our retard politicians don't realize is there are ways around all this nonsense.

Nothing illegal about buying parts unless they are being used to modify a weapon that wasn’t previously an “assault weapon” into one. Some vendors are just being risk averse.

 

[Gribley]

@bayoublaster7527 could you explain what exactly you heard? What kind of source was this?

 

[5MilesBack]

Cases are filed. Could take decades.

The lawyers should have filed motions to put a stay on the laws until they are adjudicated.

 

[rookieforever33]

There was postponement of everything for a while. There has been lawsuits on both sides and a push to go straight to the supreme court was denied. Last I heard lawyers were still doing lawyer things. But the ban of sales and registry happened. Illinois is a big red state with a great big blue city in it. Unfortunately they think these laws make there streets safer. We had some of the strictest gun laws before, now more. That big city is no safer than it was. The antis rallied around an event where a f***cked up individual used an ar 15 to try and make everyone as miserable as him. Hopefully it never happens in your state. Its amazing how antis can use that to punish law abiding citizens.