Quote Originally Posted by COShooter78 View Post
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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