Videos tagged with Colorado Gun Laws

This expert analysis details significant state-level firearm restrictions set to take effect in 2026, focusing on 'assault weapons' and specific semi-automatic firearms. It covers new bans, expanded definitions, and registration requirements across nine states, including New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Colorado, and California. The information is crucial for firearm owners to understand their legal obligations and ensure compliance with evolving regulations.

This video analyzes impending firearm bans scheduled for 2026, focusing on specific legislative definitions that determine which firearms are affected, rather than brand names or popular opinion. It highlights a Colorado law with a concrete implementation date of August 1, 2026, which targets semiautomatic firearms based on their mechanical characteristics. The content aims to inform viewers about these impending changes to prevent them from being caught unaware by new regulations, emphasizing the technical definitions used in legislation.

This video from Dragonman's provides a critical overview of new and proposed gun legislation in Colorado during the 2024 legislative session. It details the expansion of Red Flag Laws, new requirements for gun shows, and efforts to repeal existing restrictive firearm laws. The speaker, Melissa, emphasizes the importance of community engagement and testifying on bills to counter restrictive measures, highlighting that current laws have not demonstrably reduced crime rates.

This video from 'Guns You Can't Live Without' identifies five popular firearms at risk of becoming illegal by 2026 due to new legislation. It details how California's AB 1127 targets Glocks due to conversion potential, while federal and state proposals in Colorado (SB 3) and federally aim to ban AR-15 patterns like the S&W M&P15 and Colt M4, AK-47 variants like the Ruger RAS-47, and modular platforms like the Sig Sauer MCX. The video highlights the legal challenges from gun rights organizations.

This video discusses recent legislative moves by several states, starting with Colorado, to strip legal protections from the firearms industry. It analyzes the potential implications of these actions on gun owners' rights, access to firearms, and the Second Amendment landscape. The content aims to inform viewers about the "play" behind these legislative assaults and what "patriots" can do to counter them. It also promotes various pro-Second Amendment organizations and related products.

This interview from The 2nd Syndicate features Michael McCoy from the Mountain States Legal Foundation discussing Colorado's three-day waiting period for firearm purchases. He is joined by Taylor Rhodes, Vice President of RMGO, and co-host Big Timber Lodge. The discussion centers on legal challenges and advocacy for gun rights, emphasizing the importance of supporting the Second Amendment. The episode highlights the ongoing efforts to protect and preserve gun ownership rights.

This video discusses ongoing litigation in Colorado concerning municipal "assault weapon" and magazine bans, specifically the RMGO v. Town of Superior case. Washington Gun Law President William Kirk analyzes the dangerous legal arguments being presented by the government, which he believes could set a precedent for upholding virtually any gun ban. The video encourages viewers to educate themselves on the implications for Second Amendment rights and provides links to the motion for summary judgment and resources for further information.

This video discusses the expansion of Red Flag laws in the United States, focusing on their potential to disarm citizens. William Kirk from Washington Gun Law explains how these laws are being pushed for wider use, with expanded petition rights and lowered proof thresholds. The video specifically examines a Colorado law as an example of these efforts taking shape, warning that this trend is a significant threat to Second Amendment rights and is likely to spread to other states. The importance of education to counter these measures is emphasized.

This video discusses the impact of recent gun control legislation in Colorado, arguing that it has failed to prevent gun violence, citing the Boulder attack as evidence. The creator asserts that gun owners anticipated these outcomes and that such measures are ineffective. The video also promotes the channel's membership perks and merchandise.

This video discusses Colorado's new legislation, signed by Governor Jared Polis, which will ban the manufacture and severely restrict the possession of many semiautomatic firearms, including most semiautomatic rifles and pistols with detachable magazines. The law takes full effect in August 2026. The content features an interview with Dr. David Kopel, an attorney and gun rights advocate, alongside Jordan Egli and Phillip Harding from Burris Optics and Steiner, both Colorado-based companies affected by these restrictions. The discussion highlights the impact on businesses like Burris, which has a long history in the state.

This video discusses recent updates from the ATF regarding Short-Barreled Rifles (SBRs) and braces, touching on new Colorado gun laws. It also features discussions on the resurgence of .32 revolvers, secrets of the 1911 platform, the high demand for lever-action rifles, and the utility of EDC flashlights. The content is presented by the USCCA, emphasizing their role in educating and providing legal defense and insurance for responsible firearm owners, showcasing member stories of self-defense incidents.

This YouTube video discusses the "worst gun control" legislation signed into law, potentially in Colorado given the reference articles. It highlights the immediate response from gun rights groups preparing to file lawsuits against the new restrictions. The description also includes promotional links for a commerce platform and the creator's social media.