Something big going on at King Soopers on Table Mesa in Boulder

[eddiememphis]

Does Ruger make a short barrel AR? I can't find one on their website.

[Gman]

Was a pistol: https://www.ruger.com/products/ar556Pistol/models.html

How's that CO mag limit law and "universal background check" working?

Based on what you hear from the Dems/MSM, you'd think they didn't exist.

[eddiememphis]

Was a pistol.

How's that CO mag limit law working?

The arrest warrant says Ruger AR-556 pistol.

[Bailey Guns]

You know Colorado doesn't have the death penalty, right?

From 1976 to 2020 Colorado executed one person. Ain't gonna happen with this guy or anyone else these days.

Yes...I know.

[buffalobo]

You know Colorado doesn't have the death penalty, right?

Does it matter? His point was Colorado didn't execute death penalty last 45 yrs and unlikely to in the future anyway.

BTW, death penalty repeal signed one year ago today.

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[eddiememphis]

What will the defense lawyer claim?

I can see a case to be made that since he is an immigrant, a person of color and a Muslim, he was in fear for his life from extreme right wing hate and violence.

[Bailey Guns]

There is ZERO chance he won't be convicted...other than a mental finding. That'll be the angle, I'm guessing.

[Waldo1]

Send that hideous shithead to Florence, where he can enjoy life without parole and a nice, cushy job in the Commissary, tossing salads.

[UrbanWolf]

Was a pistol: https://www.ruger.com/products/ar556Pistol/models.html

How's that CO mag limit law and "universal background check" working?

Based on what you hear from the Dems/MSM, you'd think they didn't exist.

This event might just be the trigger to get CO magazine limit law enforced.

[Great-Kazoo]

This event might just be the trigger to get CO magazine limit law enforced.

Never happen. According to an actual testimony Today of all dates. You can buy them and guns, with no BGC delivered to your door.

https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/imo...Testimony1.pdf

I tell you this story not only to honor my mother, but because tragedies like this can be
prevented.
My mother’s death began with an internet search for a gun. Because of loopholes in our law, it
was perfectly legal to sell them the gun used to kill my mother –– no background check and no
questions asked.
If a strong background check law was in place, I could be having breakfast with my mother
instead of appearing before your Committee.
But today, anyone with an internet connection can exploit the same loophole that killed her, and
browse more than 1 million ads for guns in states that do not require background checks. And,
according to Everytown for Gun Safety, nearly 1 in 9 people who respond to those ads can’t
pass a background check.