Colorado laws and Hi-Cap Mags

[spqrzilla]

Bailey - the part "v" you are pointing out modifies 3(a) which applies to

An entity, or any employee thereof engaged in his or her employment duties, that manufactures large-capacity magazines within Colorado exclusively for transfer to, or any licensed gun dealer, as defined in section 12-26.1-106 (6), C.R.S., or any employee thereof engaged in his or her official employment duties, that sells large-capacity magazines exclusively to:

That means that a business in Colorado can possess high cap mags that entered Colorado post 7/1/2013 if they are going to sell them out of state ( part v ) or to the other exceptions in that list.

[brutal]

Bailey - the part "v" you are pointing out modifies 3(a) which applies to

That means that a business in Colorado can possess high cap mags that entered Colorado post 7/1/2013 if they are going to sell them out of state ( part v ) or to the other exceptions in that list.

How vile it is that only the law-abiding good people of this state are made into criminals by the mere possession of one of those evil standard capacity baby killing magazines.

More vile is how the idiotic people of Colorado elected representatives that were allowed to stick it to us like this.

[SideShow Bob]

How vile it is that only the law-abiding good people of this state are made into criminals by the mere possession of one of those evil standard capacity baby killing magazines..

Only if said magazine is acquired after 7/1/13.

[brutal]

Only if said magazine is acquired after 7/1/13.

Prove it.

[Ranger353]

Just for the record, prior to the effective date of the ban, I purchased several dozen magazines of just about every caliber and manufacturer you can think of and have stored them away for that time in the future when I purchase the rifle/handgun that uses that magazine. The grandfather clause in effect.

[Rucker61]

Just for the record, prior to the effective date of the ban, I purchased several dozen magazines of just about every caliber and manufacturer you can think of and have stored them away for that time in the future when I purchase the rifle/handgun that uses that magazine. The grandfather clause in effect.

Me, too, just in case all those firearms that fell out of canoes wash ashore at some point.

[HoneyBadger]

Just for the record, prior to the effective date of the ban, I purchased several dozen magazines of just about every caliber and manufacturer you can think of and have stored them away for that time in the future when I purchase the rifle/handgun that uses that magazine. The grandfather clause in effect.

I think thousands of people across Colorado really did this. Probably more than helped Magpul recuperate some of their losses and moving expenses.

[Hound]

Everybody I know, that is into guns, did this to the point it was ridiculous.

[Great-Kazoo]

I saved my receipts

[spqrzilla]

I saved my receipts

Receipts? Damn, I knew I forgot something ...