Broomfield Wants Proof Of Competency

[BPTactical]

Too bad the same cant be said for voting.

Hammer, meet nail.

[arbol]

On their way to going full Venezuela.

I'm going to have to use that... lol

I was born in Caracas, Venezuela, and my dad left Venezuela when Exxon wanted to start paying him in Bolivars, instead of Dollars.

They nationalized the Oil industry soon after, and here we are, Venezuela (where I was born) is now the shithole of earth.

-John

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

Maybe a bright side?

A renaissance of tactical training in Colorado? I know they mean it as a block to gun ownership, but they are in effect forcing us into “gun ghettos” where we have to hang out together. Reality shows that you don’t need training to defend yourself with a gun, and it adds a hurdle, but I would laugh my butt off if this lead to more ranges, more ‘gun jobs’ and a tighter sense of community…

Bruen should be able to knock this out. Where are the gun groups, or are they focusing on AWB and mags now?

[arbol]

We should all be going to their meetings. Must be 100 of us that could show up at their meeting in January?

-John

[hollohas]

We should all be going to their meetings. Must be 100 of us that could show up at their meeting in January?

-John

We tried that when Colorado passed the mag limit and private transfer laws. In that case, even most to the state's Sheriffs showed up to oppose it along with more than standing room only crowds in opposition. It doesn't matter how many people show up.

[Tinelement]

There is a group of citizens and lawyers meeting at Frolic brewery (Zuni and Midway) on Monday evening at 7pm. Anyone is welcome to attend.
Will be discussing comments for the second reading of the ordinance on Jan. 10
Talked with the guys at Broomfield Pawn today and they passed the info onto me. Figured they would be in the know and on the front line here.

[Great-Kazoo]

That means, anyone with a CO ccw should be exempt from this. Since training, of some kind is required.

[def90]

We tried that when Colorado passed the mag limit and private transfer laws. In that case, even most to the state's Sheriffs showed up to oppose it along with more than standing room only crowds in opposition. It doesn't matter how many people show up.

A lot easier to go up against a local city counsel though than a state house.

[UncleDave]

I'm going to have to use that... lol

I was born in Caracas, Venezuela, and my dad left Venezuela when Exxon wanted to start paying him in Bolivars, instead of Dollars.

They nationalized the Oil industry soon after, and here we are, Venezuela (where I was born) is now the shithole of earth.

-John

My wife is from Caracas. Her father was a sales executive for Mobile oil. It is so bad now she won’t even go back to see her 100 year old grandmother. Too, dangerous esp. since she does not have a Venezuelan passport anymore since she is a US citizen now.

[DDT951]

If only FFLs in the entire would refuse to sell guns / ammo / magazines to any Police departments / officers (private sales to officers) that are part of the departments that will enforcer these laws...

I think the PDs would have a much different opinion if they cant get guns /ammo / mags... they wouldnt enforce this crap if their butts were on the line. So yes, blame the PDs and officers who will enforce this..