The supermajority is bringing back failed anti-gun legislation and introducing new measures that threaten the constitutional rights of Coloradans, and imposing burdensome regulations to law-abiding gun owners. Join us in the fight against the Democrats' renewed attempt to infringe on your Second Amendment rights by testifying against these anti-gun bills!

Wednesday, March 13

Senate Bill 24-131

Prohibiting Carrying Firearms in Sensitive Spaces

If passed, this bill will limit where law-abiding citizens can carry firearms in public. While it exempts certain groups like law enforcement, it unfairly penalizes responsible gun owners. The increased fines for repeat offenses and expanded restrictions near polling places only make it harder for people to defend themselves. It's a clear infringement on gun rights.

This bill will be heard in the Judiciary Committee on

Wednesday, March 13

at 1:30 PM.

Our video from a few weeks back when this bill was first introduced summarizes where this bill will prohibit carrying a firearm.

Spoiler alert: it's pretty much everywhere but your own home.

House Bill 24-1348

Secure Firearm Storage in a Vehicle

This bill unfairly restricts how firearm owners can store their weapons in vehicles. It imposes hefty fines of up to $500 for minor infractions, potentially penalizing law-abiding citizens for responsible firearm transportation.

This bill will be heard in the Judiciary Committee on

Wednesday, March 13

at 1:30 PM.

Thursday, March 14

Senate Bill 24-066

Firearms Merchant Category Code

This bill is an attempt to overregulate firearm sales. It forces payment networks to share merchant codes, giving the Attorney General power to enforce compliance with steep fines and legal action. This could unfairly burden firearm merchants and deter lawful transactions, infringing on Second Amendment rights.

This bill will be heard in the Business Affairs & Labor Committee on

Thursday, March 13

at 1:30 PM.

House Bill 24-1270

Firearm Liability Insurance Requirement

This bill mandates firearm owners to maintain liability insurance, imposing a financial burden and potentially violating individual rights, with penalties for non-compliance, including fines and potential exclusions, representing an infringement on personal freedoms and an unnecessary governmental intervention in the realm of gun ownership.

This bill will be heard in the Business Affairs & Labor Committee on

Thursday, March 14

at 1:30 PM.

House Bill 24-1310

School Safety Measures

If passed, this bill will restrict firearm access to only highly trained security officers and ban firearm storage on school premises, as well as limit the ability of school staff to protect themselves and students. This violates the rights of law-abiding citizens and undermines the fundamental principle of self-defense.

This bill will be heard in the Education Committee on

Thursday, March 13

at 1:30 PM.

House Bill 24-1353

Firearms Dealer Requirements & Permit 

This bill imposes strict regulations on firearms dealers in Colorado. It mandates state permits, with heavy fines and felony charges for non-compliance. The Department of Revenue oversees permits and can revoke them for various violations. Dealers and employees must undergo annual training and background checks, with penalties for non-compliance. The bill also restricts firearm sales, including prohibiting sales outside of business hours or to individuals under the influence.

This bill will be heard in the Business Affairs & Labor Committee on

Thursday, March 14

at 1:30 PM.

Tuesday, March 19

House Bill 24-1292

Prohibit Certain Weapons Used in Mass Shootings

This bill threatens our Second Amendment rights by banning "assault weapons" and imposing massive fines of up to $500,000 for violations. While exemptions are granted to some, it unfairly targets law-abiding gun owners without addressing the root issues of crime and safety.

This bill will be heard in the Business Affairs & Labor Committee on

Tuesday, March 19

upon adjournment (typically around 10:00/10:30 AM).

Monday, March 25

House Bill 24-1349

Firearm & Ammunition Excise Tax

This bill is a direct attack on our right to bear arms. By slapping an 11% tax on firearms and ammunition sales, it unfairly penalizes law-abiding gun owners and threatens our ability to defend ourselves and enjoy recreational shooting. While the revenue is supposedly earmarked for certain causes, this doesn't excuse trampling on our constitutional rights. It's a blatant attempt at government overreach.

This bill will be heard in the Business Affairs & Labor Committee on

Monday, March 25

at 1:30 PM.

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