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Old May 31, 2018, 08:34 PM   #1
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Colorado. . . Texas. . . Louisiana. . . Bills in Legislatures

Colorado - Boulder has passed their so called assault weapons ban. The assault weapons ban goes into effect 12/31/18. It states Mags for handguns can’t be larger than 15 rounds. Regulates the possession of any firearm inside the city to those 21 or older. There are other items that were added/reworded etc. You can read the new ordinance at the link below. I did extract just the part of the document that pertained to the firearms ban. The Document was over 500 pages. http://www.handgunlaw.us/documents/a...ons/Boulder.pd

Vail Colorado has an ordinance that Handgunlaw.us just found out about.
6-3H-9: Magazine Capacity: It shall be unlawful to carry, store or otherwise possess a magazine which will hold or may be modified to hold twenty-one (21) or more rounds. http://www.sterlingcodifiers.com/cod...words=#s304886

Are they grandfathering those mags that don’t meet the law that were owned before the ordinance was passed? Does state preemption apply in these cases? Things like this are the reason that many states passed preemption in the first place. Driving or even walking across a line only sometimes visible on a map takes a good person and turns them into a criminal. Preemption can’t have exceptions. Those exceptions will do a lot more harm than good.

Texas – The Texas Dept of Public Safety has put up a short list of approved online training courses. You still have to have the shooting part of the training face to face with the instructor. More information can be found at the online training listing here:
http://www.dps.texas.gov/RSD/LTC/Lic...iedDpsList.pdf

Louisiana – Governor has signed SB 402 that removes the 8 hours of extra training mandated by the state to carry in a place of worship if allowed by the place of worship. It is only required if the owners or insurance policy in place at the place of worship requires it. This new legislation takes effect August 1, 2018.
http://www.legis.la.gov/legis/ViewDo...aspx?d=1096104

At www.handgunlaw.us things have slowed down immensely from the previous two years when many good changes were made in numerous states with just a few setbacks. There are a lot of bills and talk about banning this or that or taking peoples guns “Who May Be” a threat to themselves or others but most are not moving along the path to becoming law. Will try to keep you updated on those changes that affect those who legally carry a firearm to protect themselves and their loved ones.
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Old June 1, 2018, 12:26 AM   #2
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Thanks, Gary.

I just received an e-mail reporting that Connecticut's [rabidly anti-gun] governor has signed a new bump-stock ban into law. I don't have specifics. IMHO it's posturing, anyway. Connecticut banned new purchases of "assault weapons" in the immediate aftermath of Sandy Hook, so the only ones in the state are those that were already there and that people registered. (I'm quite certain that no scofflaws retained their AR-15s without registering them. That would be unlawful!) I very much doubt that any significant percentage of them have bump stocks or had owners who were contemplating adding bump stocks.

So Texas doesn't recognize the NRA's current version of on-line training? That's fascinating.
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Old June 1, 2018, 07:29 AM   #3
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Bump stock ban as passed in CT https://www.cga.ct.gov/2018/ACT/pa/2...B-05542-PA.htm

The CT Dept of Emergency Services and Public Protection that takes care of the Firearm permits for purchase/carry etc in CT has updated their page with more info. Interesting read. Get them out of state or turn them in or be a felon! http://www.ct.gov/despp/cwp/view.asp...ppNav_GID=2080
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