The Colorado Senate on Tuesday passed a pair of bills raising the minimum age for firearm ammunition purchases and adding gun show security rules.
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DENVER (KDVR) — A pair of bills raising the minimum age for firearm ammunition purchases and adding gun show security rules is heading back to the Colorado House for consideration after the state senate approved the bills with amendments.
The senate voted Tuesday on HB25-1133, which raises the age required for firearm ammunition purchases to 21 years old in most instances, and HB25-1238, which adds a slew of new rules for gun shows. The ammunition purchase bill narrowly passed 19-16, and the gun show rules bill passed with a wider margin of 22-13.
