Mag Limit Repeal

[Zundfolge]

it seems to me that there should be a streamlined process for bringing criminal charges and forcing a trial by jury for politicians that behave this way and demonstrably violate law/constitution/ethics mandates/etc....

The French, of all people, may have had the best idea.

[Shooter45]

Can't see this getting revoked with who is in office and Hickenlooper. Even if it did pass (wishful thinking), he'd just shred it.

[Gman]

Can't see this getting revoked with who is in office and Hickenlooper. Even if it did pass (wishful thinking), he'd just shred ignore it.

FIFY

[DavieD55]

Outside interests such as Michael Bloomberg would never let Governor John Hickenlooper sign this bill if it made it to his desk.

[WETWRKS]

Our best bet is the sheriff lawsuit.

Any updates beyond what is posted in the other thread

[Zundfolge]

I can't have them mailed to my house. I can't legally purchase them in or out of state (its just that for the time being, nobody is actually enforcing the law, not that its not illegal).

Yes there are plenty of ways to easily flout the law, but the fact that the law is there has prevented SOME law abiding gun owners from enjoying their rights.

And again, that's all its there for (and some day the popo is going to get pressured into enforcing the law by the Demonrats ... on that day there will be a few dealers and probably some citizens screwed out of all their rights when the hammer comes down).

[BPTactical]

Ask him what scientific study shows that magazine capacity restrictions would have any effect on a mass shooting, and why does he think 15 dead kids are okay?

Hmm, high cap mag ban didn't stop this guy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_Tech_shooting

[clodhopper]

Hmm, high cap mag ban didn't stop this guy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_Tech_shooting

What you are missing is it prevented 3 other attacks. You never heard about them because they didn't happen. Of course if those dastardly big cap clips weren't banned, all those innocent lives would be lost. If you doubt it, prove it incorrect, web links are acceptable.

[Aloha_Shooter]

What you are missing is it prevented 3 other attacks. You never heard about them because they didn't happen. Of course if those dastardly big cap clips weren't banned, all those innocent lives would be lost. If you doubt it, prove it incorrect, web links are acceptable.

No, it was the enhanced interrogation that prevented those 97 other attacks. Prove me wrong. LOL ... (I know you were being sarcastic.)

[sniper_tim]

Without R majorities in both houses and an R governor . . . the only way this gets repealed is to make it part of something else the dems want, which probably won't be very palatable. Stupid freaking law--never should have passed and Hick should have vetoed it.

Cant this be repealed via some sort of citizens initiated ballot measure, constitutional amendment, or veto referendum? I've never actually researched citizen initiated ballot measures, or participated in government activities (outside of voting and occasionally showing up to my city planning meetings to complain about issues I was concerned with) but the pot heads seemed to get legalized marijuana on the ballot for the last 15 years until they finally got enough people to vote for it. I'm assuming the people who support our second amendment rights in this state could be equally organized. I would be willing to volunteer time to get petitions signed, just say'n. I originally thought that is what RMGO was going to do, organize some sort of recall effort, however they just flooded my e-mail begging for more $.

Cheers,
Tim