Today, February 24th, both chambers of the legislature will hold votes on anti-gun legislation. Please contact your legislators and urge them to OPPOSE HB 26-1144 and SB 26-043 by using the TAKE ACTION buttons below.
House Floor - HB26-1144 attempts to prohibit the private use of 3-D printers and milling machines for manufacturing firearms and firearms parts that are already illegal or restricted under state law. This bill also prohibits the possession of digital instruction files and/or code related to firearm components by private individuals, raising First, Second and Fifth Amendment violation implications. This bill sets forth a dangerous precedent for enforcement and policing of the internet by state officials and raises concerns regarding an individual’s protection from self-incrimination.
Senate Floor - Senate Bill 26-043, places additional hurdles on firearm dealers that are highly regulated under both Federal and State law, including:
- Requiring all firearm barrels to be sold or transferred in person through an FFL. Private and online sales are not permitted.
- Establishing criminal and civil penalties for possession, transfer, and sale, including civil infractions to misdemeanors.
- Creating an age requirement to purchase a barrel.
- Mandating FFLs to record all sales and transfers using a form supplied by the Colorado Bureau of Investigations, which must be kept for at least five years. This effectively establishes a permanent registry of firearm owners.
Please stay tuned to the NRA-ILA website and your inbox for updates.
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