Today, February 24th, the Colorado legislature is pulling no punches with votes in both chambers on a slate of anti-gun bills that could reshape the Second Amendment landscape in the Centennial State. We’re talking measures that tighten the screws on firearm ownership, from expanded red flag laws to restrictions on standard-capacity magazines and who-knows-what-else in the fine print—the kind of incremental erosion that gun grabbers love because it flies under the radar until it’s law. This isn’t just another day at the Capitol; it’s a high-stakes showdown where pro-2A voices need to flood the lines right now. The source text nails it: contact your legislators immediately via the provided links or your own channels to demand they vote NO.

Digging deeper, Colorado’s been a battleground for years, with Democrats holding supermajorities that let them ram through gems like the 2023 assault weapons ban attempt (vetoed, thank Governor Polis) and universal background checks that disproportionately burden law-abiding folks while criminals laugh. These votes today smell like payback, timed perfectly to test the waters post-election and ahead of the 2024 primaries. Clever angle? Polis has vetoed some before, but with party pressure mounting, today’s outcomes could force his hand—or expose fractures in the Dem machine. For the 2A community, implications are crystal clear: a yes vote cascade means higher compliance costs, black market booms for suppressed features, and a blueprint for blue states everywhere. It’s FOMO in reverse—if Colorado falls, expect copycats in Nevada, New Mexico, and beyond.

Gun owners, this is your wake-up call: hit the phones, emails, and socials before the gavel drops. Rally points like the Colorado State Shooting Association and GOA are already mobilizing—join the fray. A united front has stalled these wolves before; scattered complacency hands them the win. Stay vigilant, stay armed, and stay free. What’s your move today?