New ammunition limits and more background checks on firearm purchases will be under consideration as Colorado Democrats start pushing gun proposals after the mass shootings at an Aurora theater and a Connecticut elementary school.
The House Judiciary committee is expected to take its first votes on the proposals Tuesday. One bill would make it a crime to have or sell large capacity gun magazines. Another proposal would require background checks on private gun sales.
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