This is a weird one. In Denver, there is a specific exclusion that says rimfire guns are exempt from the 15 round capacity limit. However, the same limit outside Denver does not have that foot note about rimfire exclusion. That makes no sense to me that Denver would be less strict. Is this gun legal in Colorado? I can't really determine if it is or not. Thanks!

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James G. · Answer

Stephen, I would say no, Sir. Not as configured with 15rd Magazine limit restriction. I would ask someone whose business is to be expert in your local laws, your local FFL Dealer.  ---  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Colorado

Paul F. · Answer

is kind of like Chicago has a 15rd limit but cook county has a 10rd limit and the state of Illinois has a 10 round limit. The country is trending more and more towards encouraging cities to set their own limits and regulations, its like that in Canada, and they lose more and more of their rights daily.

I would contact either the local branch of the ATF for clarification Division Contact Information
950 17th Street, Suite 1800
Denver, Colorado 80202

Voice: (303) 575-7600
Fax: (303) 575-7601
Email: DenverDiv@atf.gov
Twitter: @ATF_Denver-----------

Or a local FFL (gun shop)

Michael W. · Answer

Stephen, The standard magazine capacity of this firearm would blow you out of the water for CO compliance. That is my thoughts. Best bet is to call your favorite local FFL and they will be able to give you a definitive answer for your locality.

Randy I. · Answer

Illegal due to mag capacity

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