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Colorado: Tell Your Representative to Support Repeal of Arbitrary Magazine Ban

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Colorado: Tell Your Representative to Support Repeal of Arbitrary Magazine Ban

In 2013, the Colorado Legislature restricted the ability of law-abiding gun owners to protect themselves by limiting the amount of ammunition a firearm magazine can hold.  This arbitrary limit does nothing more than hinder the lawful right to self-defense of Coloradans because criminals do not follow the law.

At the start of the current session, House Bill 1024 was introduced by state Representatives Lori Saine (R-63) and Vicki Marble (R-23).  This legislation seeks to repeal this arbitrary limit on ammunition magazines.  HB 1024 has been referred to the House Committee on State, Veterans and Military Affairs where it will be scheduled for consideration.

Please contact members of the House Committee on State, Veterans and Military Affairs and politely urge them to support this important legislation.  Contact information can be found below.

Members of the House Committee on State, Veterans and Military Affairs:

Representative Su Ryden (D-36), Chair
303-866-2942
[email protected]

Representative Susan Lontine (D-1), Vice-Chair
303-866-2966
[email protected]

Representative Mike Foote (D-12)
303-866-2920
[email protected]

Representative Steve Humphrey (R-48)
303-866-2943
[email protected]

Representative Timothy Leonard (R-25)
303-866-2582
[email protected]

Representative Patrick Neville (R-45)
303-866-2948
[email protected]

Representative Dianne Primavera (D-33)
303-866-4667
[email protected]

Representative Max Tyler (D-23)
303-866-2951
[email protected]

Representative Cole Wist (R-37)
303-866-5510
[email protected]

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