The state is known to be home to some of the best elk hunting in the country. But after its governor, John Hickenlooper, signed controversial bills this month banning ammunition magazines that hold more than 15 rounds, and require background checks for private and online gun sales, some out-of-state hunters say they'll take their business elsewhere.
Hunting outfitters say people began canceling trips after the legislation passed, the Colorado Springs Gazette reported. The numbers are few, but growing.
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i hope is has a big effect...
This is what happens when a state is completely controlled by ONE party--and an interfering billionaire named Bloomburg spends millions lobbying them to pass gun control. Colorado has turned into a liberal leftisit state thanks to all of the fleeing Californians that have landed there.
Man! Whats next? Montana outlawing cowboys? The west, once synonymous with liberty and freedom, has put the hammer down on law abiding citizens. The Crips and MS-13 can't stop laughing long enough to even load their TEC-9's. I wonder how many rounds are in the magazines of the paramilitary forces that the taxpayers pay to protect people like him?
I'm state shopping for a place to move to, being a Marylander. It's hard to find freedom anymore...
Utah--thats a goodplace to start.
There is no place you can hide.
If you can fight, you will die. If you can't fight, you will die.
THAT'S the freedom you have to look forward to. It's not going to be any Red Dawn movie set.
You need to stop romanticizing the fantasy and look at it for what it is.
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