Proposed Colorado semi-auto gun ban

[KevDen2005]

Yes, this bill is a "wish list" of everything they want. It's likely to be watered down when it comes up for debate. The issue of having to prove ownership of a firearm that a person has owned for decades is problematic and opponents of the bill are likely to point that out.



There is. Every two years on the first Tuesday of November.

I keep voting for the guy that has the "D" next to his name and things always seem to get worse. I can't figure it out.

[Tim K]

It’s shocking how little media attention this has gotten and how few gun owners know about it. After reading this thread a couple days ago, I’ve mentioned it to 6-8 other shooters. In every case it was the first they’d heard of it.

[Great-Kazoo]

It’s shocking how little media attention this has gotten and how few gun owners know about it. After reading this thread a couple days ago, I’ve mentioned it to 6-8 other shooters. In every case it was the first they’d heard of it.

What did you expect? back when the gunshow BGC / private sales was on the ballot. 90%+ of gun owners had no clue what the bill was. Or even aware what passage of it would do to casual sales, in CO.

[OneGuy67]

It’s shocking how little media attention this has gotten and how few gun owners know about it. After reading this thread a couple days ago, I’ve mentioned it to 6-8 other shooters. In every case it was the first they’d heard of it.

This is the very reason I posted this. I am hoping that word of mouth from here will help get the message out. Tell your friends, tell your neighbors, their friends. Share with everyone you can.

[Martinjmpr]

I keep voting for the guy that has the "D" next to his name and things always seem to get worse. I can't figure it out..

Republicans: "We can't figure out why people aren't voting for us. We are the party of reasonableness and common sense."

Also Republicans: Missouri Republicans pass a rule requiring women to cover their arms in the state House chamber (yahoo.com)


EDITED TO ADD: Yes, I get that the above happened in Missouri and not in Colorado, but it illustrates what the modern Republican party has become, at least in the eyes of middle-of-the-road voters. It's become the party of Lauren Boebert, MTG, Matt Gaetz and God help us, Donald Trump.

And we wonder why people vote for Democrats.

[Joe_K]

Republicans: "We can't figure out why people aren't voting for us. We are the party of reasonableness and common sense."

Also Republicans: Missouri Republicans pass a rule requiring women to cover their arms in the state House chamber (yahoo.com)


EDITED TO ADD: Yes, I get that the above happened in Missouri and not in Colorado, but it illustrates what the modern Republican party has become, at least in the eyes of middle-of-the-road voters. It's become the party of Lauren Boebert, MTG, Matt Gaetz and God help us, Donald Trump.

And we wonder why people vote for Democrats.

Gross, Who wants females in government?

[eddiememphis]

Gross, Who wants females in government?

Next thing you know, they'll be allowed to vote!

[Martinjmpr]

Next thing you know, they'll be allowed to vote!

It's well known that women's hair emits rays that drive men mad.

[kidicarus13]

Cover it up.

[hollohas]

Republicans: "We can't figure out why people aren't voting for us. We are the party of reasonableness and common sense."

Also Republicans: Missouri Republicans pass a rule requiring women to cover their arms in the state House chamber (yahoo.com)


EDITED TO ADD: Yes, I get that the above happened in Missouri and not in Colorado, but it illustrates what the modern Republican party has become, at least in the eyes of middle-of-the-road voters. It's become the party of Lauren Boebert, MTG, Matt Gaetz and God help us, Donald Trump.

And we wonder why people vote for Democrats.

WTF are you talking about? This is in NO way a republican party platform. Not one of those people you mentioned are in favor, or would be in favor, of requiring women to cover their arms.