"Guns don't kill people; people kill people."

[Straw Man]

25. I'm not sure what we're looking at there.

I assume those pies are the number of total sales. It says 2.2% denials, but is that a figure for all sales? It seems that the pertinent figure would be for private sales only.

A $7 transfer fee isn't bad. In New York, it's $10. The state can't force FFLs to do these checks, and many of them won't. They think it isn't worth it for $10. Are Colorado FFLs ready and willing for $7?

I, like you, would gladly take increased background checks in exchange for a removal of magazine limits, but that's not the way the controller mind works, at least not in my state. The latest idiocy floated by some of our illustrious legislators is an ammo purchase restriction that would limit you to twice your firearm's capacity every 90 days. The owner of a double-barrel shotgun would have to save his allotment for over a year in order to shoot one round of trap.