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To: CFW; Shooter 2.5; wardaddy; Dan from Michigan
Maybe she needs a little Freeper pressure.

I hope that pressure is against this POS bill.

[Link to Colorado General Assembly. Bills are in .pdf.]

HR1410 is not shall issue; it's may issue. For all but a couple counties, we would actually regress from our current situation. Just two of the real problems: 1) any home rule political subdivision - like Denver - could simply ignore the law; 2) any entity can prohibit carry -- businesses, public facilities, etc. Far better was HR1242, about as close to Vermont-style as you can get by writing a bill. Guess how far it got.

Don't be fooled by NRA support of HR1410, a sad situation that doesn't sit well with this endowment member and concealed carry instructor.

7 posted on 05/06/2002 7:20:13 PM PDT by kitchen
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To: kitchen
"Don't be fooled by NRA support of HR1410,"

It's SHALL issue. I just finished reading the bill and the Colorado Shooting Association is also backing the Bill. We would all like a "Vermont" CCW Bill but the liberals and the dems have made too many inroads in Colorado. We can't even get a 'Vermont" in Texas.

8 posted on 05/06/2002 8:18:10 PM PDT by Shooter 2.5
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To: kitchen
: 1) any home rule political subdivision - like Denver - could simply ignore the law;

I don't think that is true. That is why Smellington Webb is so bent about it. The other bill was better. I would like to see it pass after all the hysterical letters in the papers. I won't aplly anyway, I carry when I want and don't want my name on a list. F'em. Vermont style is not in the cards any time soon.

13 posted on 05/07/2002 8:57:37 PM PDT by MileHi
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