Denver, Colorado – February 15th, 2013 – Magpul Industries, an Erie, Colorado, based manufacturer of firearms accessories, announced today that it will be forced to leave the state if House Bill 1224, which would ban standard capacity magazines, becomes law. The announcement was made to Governor Hickenlooper, state legislators, members of the media, and in a full-page advertisement to appear in the Denver Post on Sunday.
Richard Fitzpatrick, Founder, President, and CEO of Magpul Industries, said that regardless of any amendments that may be worked into the bill, he will no longer be able to continue to do business in Colorado if his core product is made illegal.
“Our company could not, in good conscience, continue to manufacture our products in a state where law-abiding citizens are prohibited from purchasing and owning them. ” Fitzpatrick said. “The passage of this bill will do nothing to enhance public safety, but will force us to immediately begin taking our business to another state.”
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Colorado is full of commies. A commie on every rock and colorado has lots of rocks. The rocks are now shit covered, soon to be blood.
ReplyDeleteSeems like it used to be conservative, guess the liberals moved there as well as to the South and then criticized how we live.........
DeleteThat place was a fruitcake Mecca even back during the hippie revolution . 600 hundred more unemployed to suckle the government handout tit . They will pass it , if only for that fact.
ReplyDeletePray not, my good man.:)
DeleteSeems someone should be talking to them....I hear Idaho and Texas will be soon looking for businesses in their respective "Citadel" locations ;-)
ReplyDeleteYup!
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