Colorado CCW Law
Colorado Supreme Court Rules in Favor of CCW on Campus
The state statute has never restricted concealed carry holders from carrying their weapons on the campus of college campuses but for many years individual school administrations have done their best to restrict firearms. Now, a recent decision by the Colorado Supreme court has removed some of the uncertainty.
Read MoreMake My Day Better Law Introduced in Colorado House Again This Year
Colorado already has a law in place, often dubbed the “make my day” law which allows homeowners to defend their homes with deadly force when they reasonably believe the intruder may use physical force against an occupant of the home no matter how slight. Now a bill has been introduced to extend the same rights…
Read MoreColorado Plan for Public Lands will Affect Public Target Shooting
The following article was originally published here. I have re-published it here for your convenience and review. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has released a resource management plan (RMP) for 500,000 acres managed by the agency’s Colorado River Valley Field Office located in Silt and within the counties of Eagle, Garfield, Pitkin, Roult, Mesa, and…
Read MoreShould Concealed Carry Weapons Remain Concealed?
A recent legal debate in San Fransisco has made me reflect upon both concealed carry rights and concealed carry wisdom. In 2007 San Fransisco passed a new law requiring that handguns in a residence be locked in a container or disabled with a trigger lock. The NRA has filed suit claiming that the law is…
Read MoreDoes Colorado Require Live Range Fire to Get A CCW Permit?
Regardless of what you decide, remember that your handgun is only as effective as you are trained and practiced with it. Seek out ongoing training and practice opportunities as often as time and finances allow for it. If you feel uncomfortable or incompetent on the range, seek out professional help!
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