Fairfax, VA –-(Ammoland.com)- Next Monday, February 2 2015, is set to be a busy day in Denver with multiple pro-gun bills being heard in both state Senate and House committees.
The following bills are scheduled to be heard in the House State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee at 1:30 P.M. in Room 271 in the State Capitol Building:
- House Bill 1009, introduced by state Representative Steve Humphrey (R-48), would repeal the rights-infringing legislation passed into law during the 2013 legislative session that arbitrarily limits the number of rounds of ammunition you can use to protect yourself and your family to 15.
- House Bill 1049, introduced by state Representative Justin Everett (R-22), would extend the protection and right to self-defense you currently have in your home, to your place of business.
- House Bill 1050, introduced by state Representative Janik Joshi (R-16), would repeal the ineffective and onerous private transfer background check law that passed during the 2013 legislative session.
- House Bill 1086, introduced by state Representative Patrick Neville (R-45), would mandate the timely transfers of certain lawful firearms by chief law enforcement officers to individuals once they have passed a background check.
- House Bill 1127, introduced by state Representative Gordon Klingenschmitt (R-15), would admonish business owners who permit lawful concealed carry on their premise from any civil liability if an action were to take place.
The following bills are scheduled to be heard in the Senate Judiciary Committee at 1:30 P.M in Senate Committee Room 356:
- Senate Bill 32, introduced by state Senator Vicki Marble (R-23), would allow all law-abiding Colorado residents to legally carry concealed without having to possess a concealed carry permit. This bill would also keep in place the current permitting system so that people who obtain a permit would still enjoy reciprocity in states around the country when legally carrying concealed.
- Senate Bill 86, introduced by state Senator Kent Lambert (R-9), would repeal the egregious legislation passed in 2013 that requires a background check for the private transfer of a firearm between law-abiding citizens.
It is critical that you call and email the members of these two key committees and respectfully voice your support for these bills TODAY. Please ask these legislators to vote YES to these bills and send them to the floor of their respective chamber.
House State, Veterans, and Military Affairs Committee Members:
Representative Su Ryden (D-36), Chairman, Majority Deputy Whip
(303) 866-2942
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Representative Joe Salazar (D-31), Vice-Chairman
(303) 866-2918
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Representative Mike Foote (D-12)
(303) 866-2920
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Representative Steve Humphrey (R-48)
(303) 866-2943
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Representative Susan Lontine (D-1)
(303) 866-2966
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Representative Patrick Neville (R-45)
(303) 866-2948
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Representative Dianne Primavera (D-33)
(303) 866-4667
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Representative Jack Tate (R-37)
(303) 866-5510
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Representative Dan Thurlow (R-55)
(303) 866-3068
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Representative Max Tyler (D-23)
(303) 866-2951
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Representative Yeulin Willett (R-54)
(303) 866-2583
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Senate Judiciary Committee Members:
Senator Lucia Guzman (D-34), Chairman
(303) 866-4862
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Senator Linda Newell (D-26), Vice-Chairman
(303) 866-4846
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Senator Michael Johnston (D-33)
(303) 866-4864
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Senator Steve King (R-7)
(303) 866-3077
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Senator Kevin Lundberg (R-15)
(303) 866-4853
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I predict that in the near future, if a person is injured or killed while protecting themselves or family members because they ran out of ammo due the draconian mag limit law passed, those responsible will be held accountable. I would not want to be Ms. Fields if this happens. I am a seer and my predictions have been 89% accurate over the past 15 years.
I would leave a reply however this sites ‘triggers’ are set so high my comments always seem to get jerked…I since have passed reading any of these articles for the above reasons!
My bill would not “admonish” rather it would provide “civil immunity” to business owners who allow concealed carry.