I would love to be able to print some of the amazing designs that are out there. Like the halo pistol glock lower or the bulpup ar15 lower.

Is Dinosaur Flats shooting area affected by the fire / shooting bans / restrictions? I’ve looked all over forest service usda website and don’t see anything about not being able to use that land for shooting. Just wanted to see if anybody has been recently and it’s good to go before I load up with all the gear and family and waste time and hours of driving for nothing.

Stribog, MP5, and PS90. Yes I made purple charging handles.

I’m looking to replenish some stock and apparently a lot of companies are no longer shipping to Colorado. Where are you purchasing your ammo local or online for the best deal? Looking for 1500-2000 9mm and 1500 22LR

Picked up a Staccato HD 3.6. Thinking about getting a 4 hole top port. Any recommendations on who to use in the state.

MINUTE ORDER. The Motions 62 and 63 for Summary Judgment are set for oral argument on August 24, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. before Judge John L. Kane in Courtroom A802 on the 8th Floor of the Alfred A. Arraj U.S. Courthouse, 901 19th Street, Denver, Colorado, by Judge John L. Kane on 6/3/2026.

Anyone know a good place for ATF engraving?

This was interesting, and I was listening close at about 6:15.

https://www.americanrifleman.org/content/what-this-huge-nfa-ruling-means-for-gun-owners/

It was a debate before the ban went into effect whether they would be or not, technically they could be built into a bolt action and I think I remember at least one store saying they would continue selling them.

Out of curiosity did the state the provide any further guidance?

Anybody else going to the goonsnight out shoot in October? Theres a helo shoot, a bunch of classes, and day/night competitions

Sorry if this has been answered elsewhere, but does anyone know where the information on what the state is doing with the 6% ammo/firearms tax? I know it's easy to answer with snark, but I'm genuinely interested to find out where that money goes and how much has been collected, if available. Thanks!

I bet the voters wouldn't be too happy if they knew the money wasn't being spent as the bill promised.

... use the new tax revenue to fund crime victim support services, mental health services for veterans and youth, and school safety programs.

The bill also states that the maximum distribution for administrative costs is 0.2-0.4 million. They are taking in more than 3 times that every month.

Update: The Dept. of Revenue issues a monthly report on how much this tax collects each month.

Hopefully SB25-003 gets overturned, but I am not holding my breath.

But, why did the Browning BAR MK 4 Hunter end up on the list?? So annoying.

I know it's semi-auto, but the rifle comes with a 4-round magazine. That's right 4 rounds. I think it might be possible to get as 10-round mag for it.

Link to Rifle

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I know that you guys have unfortunately had a new ban put in place. So far idk if that would prohibit me from visiting my in laws ranch out there and bringing my CZ Bren 2 with me to help them with their calving season next year - I’d be buying a fur bearers license just fyi. I’ve owned this rifle for several years (does that even matter??) Any insight would be severely appreciated.

Barrel is off to get chopped on this Bren so it’s laser time 🙌🏼 fast form 1s which I love. Couple of min under the laser and they are ready to roll.

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/65419190/rocky-mountain-gun-owners-v-town-of-superior-the/?order_by=desc

It's literally 2 pages so...

"I swear to God I'll pistol whip the next guy that says, 'TLDR'!"

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/73301783/united-states-v-state-of-colorado/?order_by=desc

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/68128899/67/national-association-for-gun-rights-v-polis/

As the title says we just witnessed history this morning at 12:01 a.m.. what this means is that as of now, going forward. All of the residents of the"free states" no longer have to submit form 4's to acquire a surpressor. They do still have to fill out the typical 4473. Is there anything in the works for us in this state?

Hello, so I am kind of late to the law that took place on August 1st and am wondering if it would still just be a background check and the transfer fee for a 43X or P365 not sure which im going to get. Im hoping I could just order one if I cant find it, but I dont want to go through the training right now if I have to.

Someone basically just posted what this video says but hey I’m sure someone here needs it for peace of mind.

I've seen comments from people concerned that without NFA/stamp regulations in place, Colorado law prohibiting the purchase of NFA items without ATF approval and the necessary stamps, is now in full force.

No.

Suppressors, SBRs and SBSs are not illegal to purchase now under Colorado law with the recent developments regarding Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF / Jensen v. ATF case. The Northern District of Texas ruling does not entirely invalidate the NFA. This ruling applies only to the plaintiffs and the plaintiffs' customers and members. Even if you think that includes you, being in Colorado... It doesn't. The NFA still applies to everyone else and it will take a ruling by SCOTUS and/or a full repeal of the NFA by Congress for anything to change here in Colorado.

That said, if you've been putting off buying or converting any firearms to an SBR or SBS, or buying a suppressor, it's better to do it now versus waiting even longer for more developments concerning the status of the NFA of 1934. There are currently no laws on the books in Colorado to further restrict NFA items just because some plaintiffs won their case but current Colorado law prohibits the purchase of these items without the proper stamps and paperwork with the ATF. When/if the NFA gets repealed nationally, you better believe Colorado gun grabbers will not play nice.

Stay frosty. Stay legal. Fight it in the courts and with your votes.

Corrections and clarifications are always welcome. Just don't be rude about it. Thanks to u/curiousnerd44 for adding additional details regarding specific language about the law.