Of course it isn't. I don't think that was implied at all.Captain Matt wrote: An AR15 is not a Saturday Night Special. Well, maybe if it's a Del-Ton.
Hey TAM. Good to see you on here! Always enjoyed your posts!The Annoyed Man wrote:You seriously literally cannot even own an AR15 or AK in those cities? That's even worse than California!pbwalker wrote:All in all, they're pretty similar in most regards. You can open carry without a license, but no one really open carries. Generic 'no guns allowed' signs carry no weight of law, you can carry in places that serve alcohol (no 51% equivalent), my TX Hunters Ed sufficed for my license training requirement, lots of public land to go shooting, etc.carlson1 wrote:Good to hear from you and glad you are enjoying Colorado. How do the laws compare to carrying here in Texas?
Denver has more restrictive laws (no 'Assault Weapons' or 'Saturday Night Specials' allowed), so I just stay away from Denver (and Boulder for that matter).
CO does have a 15 round limit on mags and that almost hosed the move for us. For the most part, the law is ignored. They say as long as you had the mags prior to the date the law was enacted, you're good. Can't give them to someone though. But like I said, no one enforces it. Our county sheriff has come out and said it's a junk law and he's not going to waste the time on it. There's some good organizations working on getting it repealed. On a completely unrelated note, not having ANYTHING to do with mags ( ), I live 35 minutes from the Wyoming border. Funny thing...you see a lot of Colorado plates at these gun shops.
I apologize, I should have clarified I meant Assault Weapons by Denver's definition. Specifically 38-130(e)
Link: http://www.handgunlaw.us/documents/DenverLaws.pdf
I can't find the exact law on the SNS ban, as I'm sure it's called something different.
Link: http://www.denverpost.com/2006/06/05/su ... apons-ban/