Looks like South Carolina, Texas or Idaho are the front runners for magpul

[n8tive97]

I hear they may open there warehouse to Coloradans before they depart. I also heard they may make a Colorado Commemorative Mag. I will be one that will be standing in line over night to get in.

[jackthewall81]

I hear they may open there warehouse to Coloradans before they depart. I also heard they may make a Colorado Commemorative Mag. I will be one that will be standing in line over night to get in.

Hell, so will I.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Can I pay you guys to stand on line for me?

[Jmetz]

I'm curious if they will offer to help relocate current employees that wish to stay with the company.

[hollohas]

I work for a company in SC. That is a truly business friendly state. Many major international companies have manufacturing there.

So sad that Magpul will have to leave. Even though I am not affiliated with them, just having a company of that caliber call this state home is awesome. The direction Colorado has taken is so disheartening.

[Ghosty]

"Freedom-Loving People " Yep, we were too once.

We still are, well at least half the state anyway.

[theGinsue]

Not the half in power. Sadly, that's the half that seems to count.

[Sharpienads]

Not the half in power. Sadly, that's the half that seems to count.

Yep, unfortunately. Inalienable rights are slowly giving way to tyranny of the majority.

[mtnrider]

I'm curious if they will offer to help relocate current employees that wish to stay with the company.

I highly doubt that. Maybe for a few of the top management but the workerbees I am sure will be left behind. Just not financially possible I would think.
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[Kraven251]

Yep, unfortunately. Inalienable rights are slowly giving way to tyranny of the majority.

We are becoming more of a democracy...Joy!

Though if they did have a warehouse day, I would burn the vacation day to go.