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Yeah... Moving ammo behind a counter stops nothing. How many people are actually (successfully) stealing ammo that they then use in another crime? This is fucking bullshit.

Also, the veto was a change to public records laws. Not the ammo thing.

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>Starting in summer 2026, ammunition sold in Colorado must be kept behind counters or in locked shelves under a law signed Friday by Gov. Jared Polis. House Bill 1133 requires ammo be accessible to customers only with the help of a store employee. It also generally prohibits the sale of ammo to people under the age of 18, though it includes several exemptions that allow sales to people who are currently between 18 and 21; to those who’ve passed a hunter’s safety course; and to military servicemembers and police officers.

Yeah... Moving ammo behind a counter stops nothing. How many people are actually (successfully) stealing ammo that they then use in another crime? This is fucking bullshit. Also, the veto was a change to public records laws. Not the ammo thing. Archive: https://archive.today/i6h7N From the post: >>Starting in summer 2026, ammunition sold in Colorado must be kept behind counters or in locked shelves under a law signed Friday by Gov. Jared Polis. House Bill 1133 requires ammo be accessible to customers only with the help of a store employee. It also generally prohibits the sale of ammo to people under the age of 18, though it includes several exemptions that allow sales to people who are currently between 18 and 21; to those who’ve passed a hunter’s safety course; and to military servicemembers and police officers.

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