Possibly moving back to Colorado and have LOTS of questions.

August 2019 I took a trip to Idaho from Colorado Springs to check out the housing and job market. If I were you i'd stay where you are. The front range of Colorado is just like the West Coast. The good places are next to the edge of the mountains or ocean. The roads are geographically limited on location.
California is bleeding population. The housing market that I observed was rising in Boise and along the Snake River. The Jackson Hole money was spilling over.
Much of Colorado is already in somebody else pocket. Then they make you pay to play. Toll roads, Park Fees and more fees.
You might try Northern Utah for a look see.

If your problem with school is the "pace" check out WGU. Flat semester fee, take all you can handle, regionally accredited, online. Teaching degrees and IT degrees are popular, IT usually includes 10+ certs. Work hard enough and you can get a
BS for under $4,000 start to finis...even in six months if you were a ball buster.

Holding a baby..hard to post. wants kb

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Originally Posted by Irving

I think your intro thread is going pretty well. I could be worse. https://www.ar-15.co/threads/176297-...54#post2246554

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I guess because unlike the OP in that post, I’m a legit firearms owner who despite being a student is genuinely outreaching and struggling to find his way in life....all I want at the end of the day is to find my way as a human being and that my family supports me in the process.

It’s looking more and more like I will stay in Idaho, but since I’m here and own an AR-15 and other guns, might as well stay here and get support right? Laws may be very different, but the platforms are the same.

As mentioned, I lived in Colorado for a year and a half. I owned a 2004 Audi S4 while I was there that was heavily modified with a GIAC stage one tune done by Shaus Motorsport in Aurora. I worked two full time jobs supporting my German car habit and my family. Before it was guns, it was cars. It’s always been something. I do have good memories in Colorado. Sometimes I wish I could track down the current owner in Golden and buy it back...I realized when I was going back to school as a student that my s4 was going to be hard to work on in rural Idaho, so I sold it before I left...

Whether you decide to move back to CO, or stay in Idaho, you are always welcome here. While a greater number of our non-Co members were originally CO residents who chose to move away for work or to flee what this state is turning into, this isn't the case for all of them.

While we are CO centric, there is always lots of info that folks all around the country can participate in.