Finally someone is willing to take a stand for what they believe
MAGPUL has my support. I don't think the CO legislators will change their minds based on Magpul's announcement. If anything, I would think the libtards-in-charge would see them leaving as a major victory. I'm sure they figure the $85M hit to their economy with Magpul's leaving will be offset by the increased revenue generated by the legal gonja.
In case you guys don't know the mag ban passed the full House a few minutes ago...
In theory yes. In reality none whatsoever. The word is the House was the big hurdle and that it will pass the senate easily. The governor said he would sign it as long as the capacity was between 15 and 20 rounds. That's why they amended it to a 15 round cap from 10. After listening to the live feed that Dustin posted earlier today I have no doubt this will be signed into law by the governor. Lots of repubs and a couple of dims even made some extremely strong arguments against passing. The dims couldn't have cared less....
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Hell no!
As long as we have people that vote for Democrats we're going to continue to lose our rights. I'm not a fan of the Republican Party, but lets face it, they are the lesser of the two evils. I would rather see the wealthy live tax free and gays not be allowed to marry than lose any more of our rights. That's a ridiculous compromise, but it seems to be one we're going to have to make if we want to keep our guns.
It will suck for the people that loose there job, but i hope that they do move to solidify this statement. I own some magpul stuff, but I will own a lot more.
Rights aren't limited to the Second Amendment. There are other rights, both natural and explicitly protected, that Republicans despise - namely those protected by the First and Fourth Amendments.
There's plenty of blame to go around. The dims in CO just passed a "poll tax" today.
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