Moving to Denver

[BJones]

Thanks for the heads up! i guess I'll invest in some smaller mag then.

[yz9890]

I hope you don't shoot 20 or 30 rd mags in your A2- they're not allowed here in Colorado.

If they're "purchased" before July 2013 he can can't he?


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[kidicarus13]

If they're "purchased" before July 2013 he can can't he?


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I stand corrected. See Post #23

I may have thinking of a scenario where someone purchases the magazines legally out-of-state after July 1, 2013 and then drives them transports them into Colorado... this would be illegal. Sorry for the misinformation new dude.

[DenverGP]

Unfortunately no. Thank you state representatives.

the law does NOT prohibit bringing in mags from out of state as long as they were purchased before the July 2013 date and owned continuously.

18-12-302. (2) (a) a person may possess a large-capacity magazine if he or she:
(I) owns the large capacity magazine on the effective date of this section; and
(II) maintains continuous possession of the large-capacity magazine.

As for owning it prior to the ban date:
18-12-302 (2) (b) if a person who is alleged to have violated subsection (1) of this section asserts that he or she is permitted to legally possess a large-capacity magazine pursuant to paragraph (a) of this subsection (2), the prosecution has the burden of proof to refute the assertion.

[kidicarus13]

the law does NOT prohibit bringing in mags from out of state as long as they were purchased before the July 2013 date and owned continuously.

18-12-302. (2) (a) a person may possess a large-capacity magazine if he or she:
(I) owns the large capacity magazine on the effective date of this section; and
(II) maintains continuous possession of the large-capacity magazine.

As for owning it prior to the ban date:
18-12-302 (2) (b) if a person who is alleged to have violated subsection (1) of this section asserts that he or she is permitted to legally possess a large-capacity magazine pursuant to paragraph (a) of this subsection (2), the prosecution has the burden of proof to refute the assertion.

Thanks, I corrected my post

[BJones]

the law does NOT prohibit bringing in mags from out of state as long as they were purchased before the July 2013 date and owned continuously.

18-12-302. (2) (a) a person may possess a large-capacity magazine if he or she:
(I) owns the large capacity magazine on the effective date of this section; and
(II) maintains continuous possession of the large-capacity magazine.

As for owning it prior to the ban date:
18-12-302 (2) (b) if a person who is alleged to have violated subsection (1) of this section asserts that he or she is permitted to legally possess a large-capacity magazine pursuant to paragraph (a) of this subsection (2), the prosecution has the burden of proof to refute the assertion.

Good info to have! Thank You.

[fitz19d]

Or just move to any other city/county nearby and go into work like anyone else.

Denver's the only place I think where anyone even begins to worry about the law.

[BJones]

Wow, Thanks for the info. I will keep that in mind when relocating and find a place, any recommendations?

[Great-Kazoo]

Wow, Thanks for the info. I will keep that in mind when relocating and find a place, any recommendations?

Any place you can afford the $1500 + monthly rent.

[def90]

Any place you can afford the $1500 + monthly rent.

That's cheap!! Zillow just declared the Denver area "Unaffordable".

http://kdvr.com/2015/08/13/rent-mort...-unaffordable/

"DENVER -- Buying a home or renting in Denver has gotten so expensive, it's being termed "unaffordable" to live in by real estate company Zillow.Denver joins four California markets -- Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose and San Diego -- that fall under the "unaffordable" category for renters and buyers after second-quarter analysis by Zillow.
Zillow estimated it takes 35 percent of a person's monthly income to afford rent in Denver; the national average is 24.4 percent. It takes 21 percent of monthly income to pay a mortgage in Denver, above the national average of 15.1 percent.
“Our research found that unaffordable rents are making it hard for people to save for a down payment and retirement, and that people whose rent is unaffordable are more likely to skip out on their own health care,” Zillow chief economist Svenja Gudell said in a statement."