HB 23-1230 aka "Assault weapons" ban

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Originally Posted by rtr

Can you recommend an attorney to setup a trust?

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I'm in the process of finding somebody new since the person who did my NFA Trust isn't doing it anymore.

Would you have to worry about Colorado's private party transfer laws at all if your trust with bonafide family member beneficiaries is formed in another state? Say if the firearms are currently stored in Colorado but the trust is formed in another state where a beneficiary resides?

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Originally Posted by hollohas

Would you have to worry about Colorado's private party transfer laws at all if your trust with bonafide family member beneficiaries is formed in another state? Say if the firearms are currently stored in Colorado but the trust is formed in another state where a beneficiary resides?

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This is definitely an attorney question.

Do migrants to Colorado have to leave thier assault riffles behind when they move here?

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Originally Posted by Eric P

Do migrants to Colorado have to leave thier assault riffles behind when they move here?

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As of right now, it looks as though all possession and proof of ownership language is removed except for certain triggers and rapid fire devices. However, that can change in the legislative process.

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Originally Posted by MED

As of right now, it looks as though all possession and proof of ownership language is removed except for certain triggers and rapid fire devices. However, that can change in the legislative process.

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Are triggers with 'standard' designs, like a Geissele SDwhatever singlestage, considered in the aforementioned groups?

Last draft I read "rapid fire activators" were banned outright with no grandfathering.
Has that changed?
Could anyone post a link to the latest version?

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Originally Posted by battlemidget

Are triggers with 'standard' designs, like a Geissele SDwhatever singlestage, considered in the aforementioned groups?

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You'll have to look at part c of the Rapid Fire Trigger Activator definition to determine that; it is horribly vague, and open to interpretation. Does it mean that any trigger other than the trigger that comes with the firearms, which is what if it was a stripped receiver? Does it mean things like force reset or binary triggers? It is horribly written, and retailers might determine that they will not ship aftermarket triggers to CO even if they meet the definition of a semi-auto trigger in accordance with federal law. It uses words like parts or combination of parts that substantially increase the rate of fire....so what is substantially defined as? A semi-auto trigger is a semi auto trigger regardless of how efficient it is, but they are trying to put that on a scale using words like substantially increases. Binary and FRT are definitely out. Things like geissele SSA or Larue MBT should be fine, but they may not be shipped here if you order them.

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Originally Posted by bellavite1

Last draft I read "rapid fire activators" were banned outright with no grandfathering.
Has that changed?
Could anyone post a link to the latest version?

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It's still just Introduced, your can view everything about the bill here including the latest amended as it goes through the process: https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb23-1230

and yes they are banned as it stands now.

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Originally Posted by bellavite1

Last draft I read "rapid fire activators" were banned outright with no grandfathering.
Has that changed?
Could anyone post a link to the latest version?

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Are they gonna ban my thumb and belt loop?

If you're unarmed, you are a victim.