Colorado 6.5% Excise Tax Coming April 1: What’s On Your Wish List

Published on February 20, 2025
Duration: 5:56

This video discusses the upcoming 6.5% Colorado firearms excise tax effective April 1st, encouraging purchases beforehand. It showcases several firearms, including the Kriss Vector rifle (available in 10mm, 9mm, .45 ACP), Springfield Armory Hellion bullpup, Ruger Blackhawk convertible revolver (chambered in .45 Colt/.45 ACP), MP5 variants, FN P90 in 5.7x28mm, and high-caliber Barrett rifles. The host also touches on NFA item paperwork and Colorado concealed carry permit requirements.

Quick Summary

Colorado is introducing a 6.5% firearms excise tax on April 1st, prompting many to purchase firearms beforehand. The video highlights popular models like the Kriss Vector, Springfield Hellion, MP5, P90, and Barrett rifles, and discusses updated Colorado concealed carry permit requirements including mandatory range time.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Colorado Excise Tax & Firearms Showcase
  2. 00:54Kriss Vector Rifle Overview
  3. 01:32Springfield Armory Hellion Bullpup
  4. 02:21Ruger Blackhawk Convertible Revolver
  5. 02:48MP5 Variants and Accessories
  6. 03:30FN P90 in 5.7x28mm
  7. 04:14Barrett Rifles and Q Fix
  8. 04:46Colorado Concealed Carry Permit (CHP) Updates
  9. 05:38Contact Information and Range Info

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the new excise tax on firearms in Colorado?

Colorado is implementing an additional 6.5% excise tax on firearms purchases, which will go into effect on April 1st. This tax will likely be added to the final price as a service fee by most gun stores.

What firearms are recommended before the Colorado excise tax?

Popular firearms mentioned include the Kriss Vector rifle, Springfield Armory Hellion bullpup, Ruger Blackhawk convertible revolver, MP5 variants, FN P90, and high-caliber Barrett rifles. Purchasing before April 1st can save consumers the additional tax.

Are there any changes to Colorado's concealed carry permit process?

Yes, Colorado now requires mandatory range time and testing for concealed carry permits. This has led to significant appointment backlogs at sheriff's departments, with potential wait times extending past July 1st.

Can I get a concealed carry permit in a different county than where I took the class?

Yes, if you obtain a certificate from a verified instructor in any Colorado county, you can apply for your permit in a county where you have dual residency or own property, provided you have a residence there.

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