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Texas_Blaze wrote:i bet this will happen to tx. some voting habits will come from cali...some will come from south of the border
i am sad to think that the texas i grew up is likely to be different for my children

benenglishtx wrote:

Texas_Blaze wrote:i bet this will happen to tx. some voting habits will come from cali...some will come from south of the border
i am sad to think that the texas i grew up is likely to be different for my children

There's a growing, active, media-savvy push for it to happen. See: http://battlegroundtexas.com/content/home

03Lightningrocks wrote:Wold this be the same Colorado that refuses to protect its children and has scum sucking libtards fighting Jessica's law?

benenglishtx wrote:

Texas_Blaze wrote:i bet this will happen to tx. some voting habits will come from cali...some will come from south of the border
i am sad to think that the texas i grew up is likely to be different for my children

There's a growing, active, media-savvy push for it to happen. See: http://battlegroundtexas.com/content/home

Texas_Blaze wrote:

TheArmedFarmer wrote:

RHenriksen wrote:It's a disease... what happened to CO?

Californians moved to CO and brought their voting habits with them.

i bet this will happen to tx. some voting habits will come from cali...some will come from south of the border
i am sad to think that the texas i grew up is likely to be different for my children

n a blatant disregard for the constitutional rights of the law-abiding citizens of Colorado, a laundry list of dangerous anti-gun legislation passed yesterday in the state Senate, including:

House Bill 1224 – Bans magazines with a capacity greater than fifteen rounds. (Passed by an 18-17 vote)

House Bill 1228 – Imposes a “gun tax” for a background check when purchasing a firearm. (Passed by a 19-16 vote.)

House Bill 1229 – Criminalizes the private transfer of a firearm. (Passed by a 19-16 vote.)
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Two of the bills above, HB 1224 and HB 1229, now return to the state House for a concurrence vote on Senate amendments, giving Second Amendment supporters and sportsmen another chance to stop their passage and enactment.

18-12-303. Identification markings for large-capacity magazines - rules. (1) A LARGE-CAPACITY MAGAZINE THAT IS MANUFACTURED IN COLORADO ON OR AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION MUST INCLUDE A PERMANENT STAMP OR MARKING INDICATING THAT THE LARGE-CAPACITY MAGAZINE WAS MANUFACTURED OR ASSEMBLED AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS SECTION. THE STAMP OR MARKING MUST BE LEGIBLY AND CONSPICUOUSLY ENGRAVED OR CAST UPON THE OUTER SURFACE OF THE LARGE-CAPACITY MAGAZINE.

powerboatr wrote:http://money.msn.com/now/post.aspx?_blg ... 6f656d2f68

and magpul says they are moving out of co

15 round is ticking me off, i refuse to disarm just to visit my sister over night

"I don't think Magpul is about to pull out," Bill Hoover told AP. Hoover's grandson was one of 12 people killed last summer at a movie-theater shooting in Aurora, outside of Denver. "It's going to cost them a bundle of money."

"We could choose to stay in a state that wants our jobs and revenue, but not our products, and lose half the jobs we are fighting to save, or potentially the entire business, when our customers stop buying," said Magpul CEO Doug Smith. "Or, we can take the company and those 600 jobs out of Colorado to continue our growth and the growth of American manufacturing in a state that shares our values. This is not really a choice."

canvasbck wrote:A sad day for the state of Colorado. I'm sure going to miss elk hunting in that state, but I will not contribute one dime of my money to a state that suppresses my second amendment rights.

Now the big question.........do I hunt Idaho or New Mexico now?