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Colorado bill banning sale, manufacture of certain semiautomatic guns sees major amendment in tight Senate vote
A bill that would ban the sale of certain high-powered firearms in Colorado now gives exceptions to gun purchasers who go ...
Colorado Senate passes gun control and labor union bills, sending Democratic priority measures to House
The Colorado Senate passed a bill to limit the sale of certain semiautomatic weapons Tuesday, plus another Democratic priority measure that would make it easier for organized workers to negotiate ...
Colorado Public Radio4d
Colorado Senate adds major exception to ban on sale of certain semiautomatic guns before moving it forward
To qualify for the carveout, a gun purchaser would have to complete a training course offered through the state.
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel3d
Senate gives preliminary OK to ban on sale, manufacture of certain semiautomatic guns
The Colorado Senate gave preliminary approval early Friday to a bill that would ban the manufacture and sale of semiautomatic ...
Bill addressing semiautomatic gun purchases in Colorado clears Senate
DENVER ( KDVR) — A bill seeking to change the requirements for purchasing a semiautomatic gun in Colorado passed the Senate. On Tuesday, Senate Bill 25-003, “Semiautomatic Firearms & Rapid-Fire ...
The Durango Herald2d
Colorado Senate gives preliminary OK to ban of certain guns after adding major carveout
The Colorado Senate gave preliminary approval early Friday to a bill that would ban the manufacture and sale of semiautomatic ...
The Denver Post5d
Colorado Senate debate on key gun bill goes late after it gives initial approval to labor law overhaul
But shortly before debate was set to begin, chamber leaders bumped the bill — which would ban the sale of many firearms that accept detachable magazines — to second in the queue, behind the ...
Bill banning sales tax on firearm purchases dies in Wyoming House committee
A Senate bill that would have removed sales tax from firearm purchases in Wyoming was killed in the House Revenue Committee Thursday morning, largely due to concerns of “piecemealing” tax exemptions.