ARs in Denver

[Delphi]

When it comes to guns denver really sucks just way too confusing to take the risk. If i were you i'd move to some outlying suberb or somthin, leave all those hippies behind

[mattiooo]

Name one range in the city and county of Denver and I will answer that question.

A newcomer's mistake. I never understand yet what is and isn't a part of Denver. Thanks for making me check.

[COShooter78]

You are confused they can sell an assault weapon to anybody as long as its not illegal in the location of their shop. It is your responsibility to know what the laws are where you live.

If you live in Denver you can go outside of their jurisdiction and buy a so called assault weapon you just cant take it home.

Thanks for the clarification everyone. I decided to err on the side of caution and store my AR, 30 round mags and stockpile of Lake City ammo with a buddy in Boulder county. The conflicting laws are a royal pain the the a$$ if you ask me!

[MrPrena]

I've hear IL's some city ord/muni laws are pain in the A@@ too. Not to mention that Columbus OH law too. This really needs to stop for sake of innocent people who just move here get in trouble....

[ColoradoShooter]

Thanks for the clarification everyone. I decided to err on the side of caution and store my AR, 30 round mags and stockpile of Lake City ammo with a buddy in Boulder county. The conflicting laws are a royal pain the the a$$ if you ask me!

Hmmm...I hope you won't need your AR before you can go to Boulder and get it....

So let me see if I got this straight: I served my country in war and peace; and now continue to serve in other ways. My Dad and oldest brother were career military men. What the h3ll were we fighting for?

But now if I need to move to Denver to take a promotion, I either have to leave my AR and my 30 rounds magazines somewhere else, or become a criminal.

Let's see, outstanding citizen, injured in the line of duty, honorably served country...but wait, move to Denver with possessions...become criminal....WTF?

Um...yeah, that will be the day!

Guess I'll become a criminal when they require registration and confiscation too....cause I ain't doing that either.

What a croc!

Maybe the upcoming Supreme Court ruling will also aid this cause. Otherwise, what is left of the 2nd? What does preemption because it is a matter of state interest mean otherwise? Is Denver a sovereign state/country now or what?

Guess I better not move to Denver. Or maybe I should and try to vote the constitutional violators out of office. Say, where exactly is Denver in relation to the megalopolis anyway?



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[ssf467]

Why would you need an Ar DPD is there to protect you.

[Gman]

When seconds count, the police are just minutes away.

[ColoradoShooter]

Why would you need an Ar DPD is there to protect you.

Wow. I didn't realize each citizen was given their own body guard 24/7......


Maybe I'm just too dang independent for big city life....call me crazy but....G'man says it all.

Do you really think I am going to rely on, for protection, those who would violate my Constitutional rights?

[cleaner72]

Id rather drink my own piss then use it to put out a fire in denver. Worthless place, a serious sore in what is a great state.

[BadShot]

ColoradoShooter .. The area referred to as Denver is actually a large metro area consisting of numerous cities which does include the City and County of Denver. Most of us just don't live in those area's. It is not illegal to transport across city and county lines, so no worries there.

Denver has "Home Rule" and has fast grown into a wanna be extension of Kalifornia just like Boulder has. If you prefer to have your rights respected with regards to the 2nd Amendment (13th here in Colorado isn't it?) .. then stay out of Denver and Boulder, but there are plenty of other municipalities that are more than cool.