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well, yeh, ok....my husband actually took our 18 and 16 year olds. scary thing is, we often drop them off, he just wanted to see this one.

but Cali something tells me, you wouldn't have taken your littles to see Dark Night in the first place.....(just sayin)

(what were those little ones doing in there?)

it looks like the "Home Rule" bit is still out for judgement, but no, I wouldn't want to be the test case....that said, I will admit that when we lived there we did carry loaded in the car....that rule is just nuts, we weren't going to unload depending on which city we were driving through, we just drove the limit and followed the driving rules....we just didn't carry into the stores if we were in Denver, Aurora, or Boulder....'course, we very seldom went to Boulder anyway, I mean, why????

I understand Keith has posted the Colorado "Law" refuting my argument that Denver and Aurora are 'gun free' zones....I've done a bit more study, trying to figure out what's happened since we've moved, I know it couldn't have changed that much, (besides the fact that some of that site was saying that some of it had occurred while we were there and we would have been aware of it).

So, here's the deal (as I understand it) yes, Colorado has a CHL law, for the most part it's like the TX law. Denver and Aurora claim "Home Rule" however and have said "NOT HERE" "Not in our buildings" "Not on our streets"

a friend sent me this link, I have to question it...Colorado Springs wasn't this strict just a couple of years ago...
http://www.coloradoceasefire.org/munilaws.htm

Knowing Aurora, it is quite possible there were CHL holders in the crowd, but they couldn't carry in the theater. Aurora and Denver aren't exactly gun friendly, when we lived in Colorado Springs a few years back, Denver had managed to ban CHL's as a city, and everything in Aurora was posted.