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    Default CBI 7 day wait becoming the norm?

    Just seems a little odd that for the last two months I have noticed that a backlog of an average of 10,000 apps in the queue and a 6 - 8 day wait. I have been told that CBI process 900-1200 apps a day and before December it was normal on a gunshow weekend to have a 35 minute to 2 hour wait. I also noticed that folks that "didn't want to wait" 2 hours for a BGC now have no problem waiting 7 or more days (about 30% of my customers).

    I really do believe the processor at CBI are actually working hard at getting the apps completed I just wished that the State would have autorized more funds to CBI if only temporary. I believe that folks that moved out of the processing area have been asked to help out once again in the processing area.

    I hope the State doesn't become like California (Colifornia or Calirado)

    Just sayin'
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    I hope politicians are noticing how many guns are being purchased by CO voters and if they want to be (re)elected they should make that part of their platform and agenda

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    /sarcasm
    sure, we'll authorize new funds. $1 of every $10 fee for a CBI check that I have proposed will go directly to fund CBI.
    The other $5 will fund free "gun free zone" signs for business around the state, yearly gun buyback programs, and a new firearm awareness class in elementary schools developed by the Brady Center.

    What, that is only $6. I suppose any surplus will be sent the the general fund.

    /end sarcasm
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    This is a temporary thing. sucks but it'll pass.
    The fee is already being proposed though, with no actual law we don't know how it'd be allocated.

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    I don't have the facts, but I was told that part of getting the CBI in place was an agreement that the State would NOT charge for the BGC. Anyone have the facts about this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by R&S View Post
    I don't have the facts, but I was told that part of getting the CBI in place was an agreement that the State would NOT charge for the BGC. Anyone have the facts about this?
    first I've ever heard of that. As always, waiting on the text of the law.

    Skimming through other laws being considered (worth doing btw) there are laws up that would nullify Prenups after the fact if they are unfair at the time of the divorce. Changing contracts after the fact doesn't seem to be a problem.

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    Default CBI 7 day wait becoming the norm?

    How can there still be a 7 day wait when there isn't een the supply anymore? Shelves everywhere are basically bare, is everyone just buying hunting rifles and bird guns?

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    have to get a BG check on an out of state transfer. Lots of guns out there at high prices ready to be shipped in.

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    How is paying $10 to be able to exercise your 2A rights any different than the poll taxes that were found to be unconstitutional?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gman View Post
    How is paying $10 to be able to exercise your 2A rights any different than the poll taxes that were found to be unconstitutional?
    a poll tax is taxing something that is free but for your time.

    the BG check is part of a purchase, you've already spent money. You can bet if we didn't have TABOR it would have been a 20% tax on firearms and ammunition instead.

    edit:
    the BG fee could also be argued as a fee for service. That the service is mandatory doesn't stop fees from being collected to perform it (smog checks?)
    Last edited by merl; 02-06-2013 at 08:25. Reason: fee for service addition

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    why is this surprising?????
    Self control: The minds ability to override the body's urge to beat the living sh.. out of some ass.... who desperately deserves it.

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    Obama, so full of crap it is a miracle Air Force One can even get off the ground,

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