Colorado

It should go without saying that Colorado laws only apply in Colorado, so I can’t fathom that that is what you’re asking. To answer the question I think you’re asking, if this passes in Colorado, yes, expect other states to attempt the same.
 
Colorado laws only effect Colorado

Tell that to the numerous (talking to you mASSachusetts!) states that follow CARB and other California "green" initiatives.

Hell, California buys so many products that CARB compliant products are the standard, not a specialty item.

But for guns - FU Colorado.
 
you mean this?


I would think this would go against the already existing decision on common use guns. How would you enforce a blanket law like this for one thing when millions of these types of guns already exist in your state.
 
I would think this would go against the already existing decision on common use guns. How would you enforce a blanket law like this for one thing when millions of these types of guns already exist in your state.

Dude you live in mass

You know the answer to these questions already
 
Tell that to the numerous (talking to you mASSachusetts!) states that follow CARB and other California "green" initiatives.

Hell, California buys so many products that CARB compliant products are the standard, not a specialty item.

But for guns - FU Colorado.
The other states passed laws that they would follow the CARB regulations.
 
I concur. And manufacturers changed their processes to be compliant with CARB across the country. Sometimes, state laws have federal effects.
 
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