The Colorado State Shooting Association has filed a lawsuit against the state, seeking to block a new gun control law that imposes a permit-to-purchase requirement for semiautomatic firearms and shotguns. This legislation, signed by Governor Jared Polis and scheduled to take effect in August 2026, raises concerns over its constitutionality, arguing it violates the Second Amendment by imposing unlawful restrictions on law-abiding citizens.
Among the plaintiffs is Air Force veteran Israel Del Toro, whose injuries from combat made traditional firearms difficult to handle. He contends that the law will ban essential equipment that accommodates his physical limitations, including specific firearm accessories. The lawsuit reflects broader tensions over increasing gun regulations across the nation as advocates argue that such measures disproportionately affect responsible gun owners more than they deter crime.
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