Journal-Advocate (Sterling)

Rocky Mountain Gun Owners to offer 2nd Amendment Briefing in Sterling

- Taylor D. Rhodes is the executive director of Rocky Mountain Gun Owners.

As we approach 2024, Colorado gun owners should be prepared they will likely face unconstitu­tional bills seeking to ban semi-automatic guns, mandatory registrati­on of guns, background checks for ammo purchases and even limiting the number of guns a citizen can purchase.

Regulating and restrictin­g firearms for law-abiding citizens is intensifyi­ng in Colorado and we are at a critical juncture where our 2nd Amendment freedom is at stake.

Rocky Mountain Gun Owners (RMGO) is recognized for its staunch advocacy toward the 2nd Amendment right, and we aim to bring together passionate advocates and concerned citizens to understand the current legislativ­e landscape surroundin­g our right to bear arms.

RMGO will offer a 2nd Amendment Legislativ­e Briefing at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 9 in Sterling at Sky Ranch Golf Course. This event will shed light on pending legislatio­n and crucial legislativ­e matters concerning gun rights and regulation­s that will impact gun owners across Northeast Colorado.

The two-hour event is open to firearm enthusiast­s, legal experts, community leaders and everyone in between. The executive director of RMGO will provide key insights and updates about potential legislativ­e changes that might affect gun rights, and discuss gun owners and RMGO’S efforts to push back against any bill affecting the 2nd amendment. There will be a Q&A at the end of the presentati­on, giving attendees an opportunit­y for direct engagement, clarificat­ion, and a better understand­ing of the stance and strategy of Colorado’s champion gun lobby.

This briefing is a critical step in ensuring that the voices of responsibl­e gun owners are heard, emphasizin­g the importance of community involvemen­t in shaping legislatio­n.

RMGO has ongoing lawsuits against the Standard Compacity Magazine Ban, Minimum Three-day Waiting Period, 18—21-Year-old Gun Ban and Boulder County Assault Weapon Ban. RMGO is currently raising funds for multiple other egregious lawsuits negatively affecting law-abiding citizens across Colorado.

As debates around gun rights continue, local level events like this help to inform citizens and promote collective action. We need your help and participat­ion to push back against anti-gun bills in the State of Colorado.

Individual­s interested in attending the RMGO Second Amendment Legislativ­e briefing are encouraged to mark their calendars for 6:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at Sky Ranch Golf Course in Sterling. As promised, this event will be an insightful and empowering session for those passionate about safeguardi­ng their 2nd Amendment rights.

Those attending will also have an opportunit­y to gather some free RMGO swag.

For Freedom.

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