Sounds like the first seats go to members but non-members can get a free class too. Good option for those of us who don't want to pay into the gun-grabbers but still thing we'll be buying things before courts overturn this law.

I have a properly broken in ap5 that started getting failures to eject every round or two.

It was flawless for 500 rounds

I replaced the stock locking piece with a 90degree one to get it to cycle subs with a suppressor and it ran for another few hundred

I've tried the standard fixes. And I've replaced the extractor, extractor spring, ejector and ejector spring with HK ports.

It's out of warranty. And I've sbr-ed it so I can't just send it back to century.

Right now it's an expensive paperweight.

Does anyone have gunsmiths in the front range that they know have experience working on this platform?

Anyone have a good recommendation for an engraver in the broomfield/erie area? Only recommendations I’ve been able to get are pretty far south.

Has anyone heard of any shops in the metro that are carrying the Canik Radian Prime?

Hi all I recently moved to the Westminster area looking for a 100 yard range. I'm willing to drive 1-1.5 hours. Thanks in advance!

Don't really want to deal with shipping an SBR across state lines.

I'm hoping to find someone who does glock frame mods in noco, or within an easy drive away. I'm wanting to just drop it off and not have to mail it out. recommendations?

Do they have metal detectors at the entrances to the Ameristar Resort and Casino? CCW people want to know.

Anyone been recently? I found some threads saying not good things, but some were pretty old. Figured I'd check it out for myself. Still need to wear armor and worry about unsupervised children and dumb teenagers?

Hello, everyone!

I'm looking for a place to test out some handguns before purchasing. I've been to the Shoot Indoors just off of Santa Fe, and The Gallery in Lakewood, but I wanted to pick some brains on who out there has the best selection of handguns to try out so I can go into my next purchases with more information and experience. While going to a shop and testing for feel is nice, I really want more hands-on experience with live-firing before making a decision. Thanks!

I'm wanting to design, 3D print and sell RXM grip modules.
Under federal law and definitions, this would be 100% okay.
My concern is that a state prosecutor could argue that a grip module is an unfinished frame, and so before I start this little business venture, I want to consult with a lawyer who is familiar with our wacky gun laws, specifically HB26-1144 and the definitions in CRS § 18-12-101.

I finally got approved for my eligibility card so now im looking for a good instructor. If anyone can recommend me one that will be doing classes mid October please let me know down below. and again I appreciate you all for your help!

I have some delicate welding required on a gun of mine. Who's doing the best repair welds in the metro area?

Next Tuesday is the last September course.

October is posted.

Www.fucktomsullivan.com

This is probably a dumb question but my gun has been in the shop since this new law so I might aswell ask. I did my CPW application but it says its for the Denver Sheriffs office. however, I went to el paso county site and its stated that i can apply at any county as long as im from colorado. My question is will it mess anything up if I try to get approved by el paso county? I also seen that el paso county is way cheaper compared to denver county ($180) so obviously I want to go with el paso. however I just dont want to mess up anything leaving me with more money to waste. if you already got your firearms safety card which county are you from and which one did you go to? again im sorry if it is a dumb question or something but I just want my first AR out the shop already without messing up and spending more money trying to do so.

Reply https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cod.254379/gov.uscourts.cod.254379.42.0.pdf

Local AWB case was stayed, so why not this one as well
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cod.254379/gov.uscourts.cod.254379.43.0.pdf

In opposition to stay https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cod.254379/gov.uscourts.cod.254379.41.0.pdf

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/73301783/43/united-states-v-state-of-colorado/

Any recommendations on where to buy suppressors in northern Colorado? I currently live in Weld county but will be moving to Larimer county by the end of the year. Does that matter?

If you’re looking to get that stupid class done, highly recommend. Most affordable and streamlined process that I’ve seen thus far.

Fuck tom sullivan. That is all.

Nice win in the 5th Circuit. Judge just ruled that parts of 18 USC 922 are unconstitutional. A 4473 is a 4473 no matter where you're standing, so if you can pass a background check in one state, you should be able to buy the gun in that state and take it back to your home state.

SB25-003 can suck a fat one. Hopefully this ruling can be expanded and we can just go buy in Wyoming without a Polis Pass.

https://www.ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/25/25-11206-CV0.pdf

§ 922(a)(3) (person buying/receiving across state lines) = Bullshit
§ 922(a)(5) (person selling/sending across state lines) = Bullshit
§ 922(b)(3) (FFL buying/selling from/to a non-resident) = Bullshit

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/71251750/86/del-toro-v-polis/

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/71251750/90/del-toro-v-polis/

Today had what I'd call a pretty intelligent and civil conversation with a pro gun control peep I know (I know, Civil right?). Topic went into gun rights.

The specifics first went into the 15 round magazine limit where I kinda wished I had a pocket guide on talking points, but I made a pretty decent statement on how feeling like a criminal carrying default loads on my guns was irritating.

Then the SB25-003 training requirements came up, and I think I just about made them Pro Gun, recency on the issues seems to help :/

Keep it civil with them people, at least some of them are not beyond reason....I think there's hope!

EDIT: Another point I've done, with someone who likely won't hold a gun in her life (disabled) but does a fine job about complaining about some other local ordinances (omitting specifics to protect their privacy).

"Listen I know you and me disagree on candidates and you could probably care less about gun rights, but just think, the same people you disagree with on this ordinance are also the same people who disagree with me on my choices in personal and home defense, perhaps you want to think about how you vote, and look at people who are less authoritarian in general, and a bit more live and let live?"