And Then There is Boulder CO

[kayt00]

I feel like its really starting to get hostile, no place is safe and politicians do what they want regardless.

https://www.9news.com/article/news/loca ... -552456078

People who own what city council called assault rifles prior to June 15 of this year have until the end of the year to do three things:

1 - Get rid of the gun

2 - Turn it into authorities

3 - Break the gun so it doesn't work

4 - Obtain a permit from the city

That permit will only be granted if a person passes a background check, isn't prohibited by law from owning a gun, can safely store the gun, would have the gun only on their property, and would immediately report the loss or theft of the gun.

[gtolbert09]

I'm not surprised since Boulder is the Home of the University of Colorado. I lived in Colorado Springs while stationed at Peterson AFB back in the early 90's and Boulder was Ultra Liberal back then.

[kayt00]

My wife were in that area last week for my brothers graduation from CSU. Naturally I had to give him a hard time about this little issue but he said the same thing. Some areas are ultra liberal, others not so much.

[RPBrown]

This will get rid of all semi auto rifles and handguns. Would only leave revolvers, bolt action and lever action rifles. What a bunch of idiots. And to think at one time I thought about moving to that area. Glad I didn't

[philip964]

What is “rapid spray firing”?

[Paladin]

If someone ever asks for a permit, perhaps this might be appropriate:

[bblhd672]

Guess State of Colorado doesn't have pre-emption laws?

[PriestTheRunner]

Guess State of Colorado doesn't have pre-emption laws?

Thats the worst part..... They do.

They also have "Home Field Rule".... Now to go double check that Texas doesn't have anything of the sort.

[Ruark]

Oh, boy. So then they're going to do a big sweep through all those violent Boulder gangs (it's infested with them) and take all their illegal guns? Whew, I feel better now....