Cost of CBI InstaCheck to "Increase Significantly"

This is outrageous!

This is nothing more than a poll tax

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Originally Posted by thebolt

The only law enforcement retirement funded by the state is for the Colorado State Patrol and state employed law enforcement such as CBI. Police and sheriffs are primarily funded by the city and counties which employ the officers.

Please direct your anger and frustration at the abused and underfunded PERA system which covers teachers, public defenders, and state employees.

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Dont get your nightstick bent, I wasn't going after LEO in any way shape or form. I was pointing out that the demonrats will try to say they need funding for any numerous causes so they can cut into our wallets more.

Hmmm, and my wife has a position in Cody, WY that is open to her if she wants it after the new year.....

The owner of a LGS that doesn't do NFA or NFA transfers tells customers that having an NFA item waives your constitutional right to search & seizure allowing any LE entity to come into your house at any time and search it.

Doesn't make it a fact.

law is the LAW!

Suckers

You know, what the Bolt said makes sense and it all comes together and makes even more sense.

PERA + Amendment 66 = solvency for publicly funded retirement.
Only 66 went down in flames.
PERA + increased "fees" to CBI for BGC = solvency for publicly funded retirement.

I hope everyone keeps in mind that some businesses, like The Firing Line, supported the bill to instate the Gun Tax. I'm sure if you look you can find the video from the news report.

That's not true. But way to go- continue sabotaging the good that I tried to do for members when I started working there. This kind of crap is why I've pretty much stopped posting here.

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Originally Posted by DeusExMachina

I hope everyone keeps in mind that some businesses, like The Firing Line, supported the bill to instate the Gun Tax. I'm sure if you look you can find the video from the news report.

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From: http://www.cnn.com/2013/03/19/us/colorado-gun-control/

Richard Taylor, a manager at the Aurora gun store and range Firing Line, said the 15-round restrictions on rifle magazines are "poorly worded" and are likely to affect owners of nearly every magazine. He said sheriffs consider the new legislation unenforceable, and the $10 limit on charging individual buyers for background checks is far below the $50 a store typically charges for handling a transfer.

"If the dealers can't make any money at $10, they're not going to do it," Taylor said. Under those circumstances, "How are people going to legally transfer a firearm?"

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Originally Posted by sneakerd

That's not true. But way to go- continue sabotaging the good that I tried to do for members when I started working there. This kind of crap is why I've pretty much stopped posting here.

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Good to see you posting again Sneakerd.
And what you do at the Firing Line is the Devil's work. You present us with temptation beyond our resistance and we end up spending more than we plan when we just came there to just use the range........[Tooth]