Wow out of 200,000 who failed a federal background check only 13 prosecuted.
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Wow out of 200,000 who failed a federal background check only 13 prosecuted.
Video of both committees are available at this link
http://live.denverpost.com/Event/Sev...nate_commitees
I think the mag limits is due next in the Judiciary committee.
Just lost the audio-anyone else ?
Looks like their both in recess Maybe thats why.
Last edited by StagLefty; 03-04-2013 at 15:11.
Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to Fight, he'll just kill you.
Originally Posted by StagLefty
they are in recess... they shut the audio down during those
We we're always noisier during recess
Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to Fight, he'll just kill you.
It looks like SB197 (restricting firearms for domestic violence offenders) passed committee with a vote of 3-2. No surprise there. Next one up is magazine capacity.
I only glanced thru SB-197 the domestic violence bill ... how does this do any better then the fed law already in place ?
It only requires that if you have a PO issued against you to yank your guns, it also conflicts with the CO Law already in place that does the same. It's shear stupidity.
Right before they shut off the audio someone was getting rather pissed and the chair for not being able to speak.
The news is saying this in regards to SB 197 "Legislation that would force convicted felons and anyone subject to a restraining order to relinquish their guns to law enforcement is the first of seven Democratic gun control bills being heard Monday to get the go-ahead".
Can anyone clarify that? Subject to a restraining order? So if some crazy broad files a restraining order, you're effed?
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