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Open Carry Legal in Colorado
Open Carry Legal in Colorado Open Carry is legal in Colorado (no permit required) as long as you are in a place it is allowed. You are not a prohibited possessor, and are over the age of 18 and not intoxicated. The Denver Metro area is off-limits for open carry as they have a hometown rule which means you can be arrested in the metro area for open carry. Ever go into the grocery store and see some guy who looks like he doesn’t know what day it is and he’s carrying an open-carry gun. Yes outside the waistband hanging on his leg or out of his back pocket….you know…
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Why Firearm Safety Is So Important
Pro-Gun Columnist Dies After Handing Loaded Gun To Teenager — Why Firearm Safety Is So Important Posted by James England, December 31, 2016 PORTLAND, MAINE — A well renowned columnist for the Portland Press Herald died from an apparent gunshot wound after he passed a loaded handgun to a 16-year-old. The incident was mired with grief and tragedy as the columnist invited guests over to his home and appeared to entirely skip the step of unloading and clearing a firearm before passing it to another person. The Portland Press Herald reported that Michael D. Harmon, 71, died inside his home before police arrived to investigate the scene. The teenager negligently discharged…
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Pocket Carry for Concealed Handgun Permit Holder
by Rick Sindeband , Have Gun Will Train Colorado ,July 20, 2015, Pocket Carry I had an interesting weekend in Victor, Colorado and saw some things that I thought I would discuss with the Concealed Carry Permit flock. Some Concealed Carry Holders are choosing to pocket carry guns and while this is personal choice, I am seeing more and more people do it unsafely. One person I recently met pulled the pocket carry concealed firearm out of his pocket with his fingers in front of the muzzle, and when I asked him about it his response was its a long trigger pull it can’t go off!! (See the video I posted…
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Choosing the Wrong Handgun
Choosing the Wrong Handgun Lucky Gunner Lounge by Chris Baker Dec 8 2016 As a follow up to my guide on choosing a handgun for new shooters, I made a video covering the flip side of the issue. What happens when we try to get by with a handgun that’s less than ideal? Sometimes we can find a way to make it work, but inexperienced shooters often struggle. Bottom line — using a sub-optimal gun is no fun, and when shooting isn’t fun, we’re less motivated to get better. Watch the video for details, or skip down to the transcript below. A couple of weeks ago, I gave some guidelines…
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Getting a Concealed Handgun Permit Pueblo Colorado
Getting a Concealed Handgun Permit in Pueblo Colorado is a great option. Many people travel to the Pueblo area for shopping and medical appointments. It is very easy to schedule your training around those days if you have a trainer that will accommodate you. Maybe you just want gun training so you can be safe handling your firearms around your family, or sometimes many people just want to be able to safely go shooting at one of the public ranges in the area. Gun training can be many different things to many different people. Some people need basic safety gun training. They want to have a gun in their home…
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Concealed Carry Permit Pueblo Colorado
Concealed Carry Permit Get Your Permit Today Colorado’s most popular Firearms Academy and Instructor. Small classes are scheduled almost every day for your busy life. Get your permit on your schedule. See Instructors giving classes when you can attend. Colorado is what the gun training industry calls a shall-issue state. In this shall issue state, the state of Colorado does not issue the concealed carry permit. The permits are issued by each county sheriff and the rules are the same everywhere in the state. The Concealed Carry Permit has to be issued to any individual that qualifies by the guidelines in the statute. The Concealed Carry Permit process in Pueblo,…
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Places to Shoot Pueblo Colorado | Shooting Ranges & Training
Places to Shoot in Pueblo, Colorado A quick guide to finding shooting ranges, firearms resources, and training options in Pueblo and Southern Colorado. View Places to Shoot Looking for a Place to Shoot Near Pueblo? Pueblo and the surrounding Southern Colorado area have several shooting options, including outdoor ranges, club ranges, trap and skeet options, and firearms-related resources. One helpful resource is Shoot Straight Pueblo, a local directory focused on places to shoot, shooting sports, firearms dealers, gunsmiths, ammunition, reloading supplies, and shooting-related activities in the Pueblo area. If you are new to firearms, finding a range is only one part of the process. Safe gun handling, range etiquette, loading…
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Stand Your Ground Pueblo Colorado
This map is intended for use as a summary. Usual disclaimers apply.Multiple sources were used to update the map** but the very best resource we found is the book by Mitch Vilos Self Defense Laws of All 50 States. This book is required reading for anybody who carries a weapon. Many states have complex laws. We highlighted those states when you Click for Summary on the map.
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New Gun Laws in Colorado-No real effect on Concealed Carry Training
Concealed Carry Training Colorado’s new gun laws have no real effect on Concealed Carry Training in the state. The one small change is that no concealed carry training is allowed to take place on the internet. This is not a problem for most concealed carry training candidates because they want to take a concealed carry training class locally from an instructor that is qualified to give that type of class. The big reason these changes were made was that legislators felt a training class in person with hands on gun training was more appropriate. I think hands on gun training is very important. Many people have become complacent about gun…
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Colorado a Shall Issue Concealed Carry Permit State
Shall Issue Concealed Carry Permit State Did you know that Colorado is a Shall Issue Concealed Carry Permit State! Well it is. What that means to you is that if you are eligible to have a concealed carry permit under the current guidelines of the law, the state must give you one. Unlike some of the May Issue States they can make up any reason for not allowing you to have a permit. A Shall-Issue jurisdiction is one that requires a permit to carry a concealed handgun, but where the granting of such permits is subject only to meeting determinate criteria laid out in the law; the granting authority has no…
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