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2A Rights that need to be handled in 2025

Wayne Thorn

Fellow Patriot,

As we enter 2025, it is absolutely vital for Second Amendment supporters to maintain our momentum.

We must:

  • Block any Congressional gun control “deals,”
  • Go on the offense with bold pro-gun rights legislation, and
  • Keep fighting in the courts to eliminate all so-called “Assault Weapons” bans once and for all.

We must remain vigilant and actively engage with both the Senate and the House of Representatives to ensure our voices are heard loud and clear. It’s our responsibility as American citizens to communicate exactly what we expect from our elected officials—to urge them to support and prioritize the policies and actions that align with the will of the people.

This requires each and every one of us to take initiative. We need to articulate our concerns, goals, and expectations directly to our representatives. Whether it’s through phone calls, emails, letters, or town hall meetings, consistent and unified communication is the key to holding them accountable and driving the action we want to see.

Our collective efforts can make a significant impact, but only if we work together and make our voices impossible to ignore. It’s not just about advocacy—it’s about shaping the future we want for our country.

Check out the latest list of 119th Congress bills impacting the Second Amendment community by visiting this link: https://gunrights.org/bill-watch/ (FREE)

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Dear {Representative},

These bills pose significant challenges and opportunities for the Second Amendment community. I urge you to oppose any measures that threaten our rights and to support legislation that upholds and strengthens our constitutional freedoms.

Visit the website to view the list of bills and our recommended actions for each one.

https://gunrights.org/bill-watch/

Thank you for standing with us in support of our constitutional right to bear arms.

Be sure to sign it and include any personal comments or thoughts you’d like to share.

Let’s stand together to protect our freedoms!

Call 202-224-3121 to find your representative.

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Colorado’s “The Fight For Freedom”: Bill Seeks To Ban All Semi-Autos That Take Magazines

Wayne Thorn

Colorado’s new bill to ban all semi-autos that take magazines wants to strip away at 2nd Amendment RIGHTS.

On January 8, 2025, Colorado Democrats introduced Senate Bill 25-003, aiming to ban the manufacture, distribution, transfer, and sale of semiautomatic firearms that accept detachable magazines. This legislation targets a wide range of pistols and rifles, including popular models like the AR-15, which are commonly owned by law-abiding citizens for lawful purposes. Critics argue that such a sweeping ban infringes upon Second Amendment rights, as it would prohibit the acquisition of firearms that are in common use for self-defense and other legal activities. The bill also seeks to outlaw rapid-fire trigger activators and bump stocks, further expanding its reach. While proponents believe the measure will enhance public safety, opponents contend that it overreaches by restricting access to firearms traditionally used for lawful purposes, thus undermining constitutionally protected rights.

Supporters of the Second Amendment are encouraged to reach out to their Colorado representatives and voice opposition to the proposed bill to ban semiautomatic firearms with detachable magazines. Advocates argue that if such legislation is enacted, it may set a precedent for similar measures in other states, potentially creating a ripple effect nationwide. Engaging with lawmakers at the state level is a key step in influencing the legislative process and ensuring the representation of diverse perspectives.

Go to this YouTube link for more detailed information on this bill: View here

Here is a list of sources related to Colorado’s proposed ban on semiautomatic firearms with detachable magazines:

1. The Colorado Sun Colorado Democrats introduce a bill to ban semiautomatic firearms with detachable magazines
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2. National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) Colorado lawmakers propose semiautomatic ban bill, sparking Second Amendment concerns
Read here

3. Colorado’s Senate Bill 25-003 Colorado lawmakers propose semiautomatic ban bill
Read here

4. Colorado Legislators Legislators membership list Read here

My Thoughts

Colorado’s proposed bill to ban semiautomatic firearms with detachable magazines represents a contentious debate over public safety and constitutional rights. While supporters see it as a step toward reducing gun violence, critics view it as an overreach that infringes on the Second Amendment and limits access to firearms commonly used for lawful purposes. The outcome of this legislation could have far-reaching implications, not only for Colorado but also for other states considering similar measures. It underscores the importance of civic engagement, urging individuals to advocate for their perspectives and actively participate in shaping the laws that affect their rights and communities.

Note: The percentage of homicides in Colorado in 2022, relative to its population of 5,850,935, is approximately 0.0052% or 304 homicides. (2023 and 2024 records were not available as of this posting)


In the United States, there are over 2.5 million instances annually where firearms are used for self-defense, including situations where the weapon is fired or simply displayed to deter a threat.

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