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Colorado’s ill-fated “Gun Magazine Ban”

Ft Collins, CO –-(Ammoland.com)- Colorado’s ill-fated “gun magazine ban

In 2103, the BHO Administration put pressure on Colorado’s sissified governor and legislature to impose a state-wide ban on the sale of “high-capacity ” (actually “normal-capacity”) pistol and rifle magazines.

Caring much more about political careers than they ever will about citizens they supposedly represent, Democrats caved-into the pressure, as they always do, and the dishonorable Democrat governor signed the law.

He admitted the law was “stupid” a short time later, apparently looking for forgiveness!

Like most poorly-thought-out and sloppily-written, anti-gun legislation, the law was carelessly thrown-together, by people who’ve never even owned a gun. The status of existing magazines is never clearly defined, and since magazines are not serial-numbered, it is mostly impossible to prove when they were manufactured, or sold. This law, as anyone with two brain-cells to rub together could have seen, is unenforceable!

Questions from LEOs with regard to how the law is intended to be enforced were greeted with empty looks from the very politicians who voted for it, but (as is usually the case), never actually read it.

The result has been predictable:

 

15 Comments on Colorado’s ill-fated “Gun Magazine Ban”

  1. Would be interesting to see the financial affect of enacting said laws – there were companies that promptly left Colorado like Magpul. Just helps make it more of liberal bastion. Who cares when you can make it up with dope.

  2. You can “legally” buy a joint but not a 30-round magazine.

    The first, attracts more Democratic voters to the state, and the second makes people like me and you, leave the state.

    This isn’t about DRUGS and GUNS, at all.

  3. Every now and then, I like to call the Colorado gov’s comment line and mention that I’m going down to New Mexico and am planning on bringing back a few 30 round magazines for my friends.

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