[FullautoUSA]

They can always move to Texas, or maybe New Hampshire.

[FullautoUSA]

Originally Posted by 1911love

It's too bad we can't create a utopia for all the antis to go to so we can be left alone to live our lives.

Russia? The moon? The sun?

[95sniper]

Originally Posted by FullautoUSA

Russia? The moon? The sun?

I'm cool with either, this is a serious fight (politically, as of now) for our rights.

[JeeperSC]

If a department offers them a contract they are PROBABLY going to jump on it when they see dollar signs and potential for future business.

If an agency calls your small business and says ' Can you make us 500 ARs with such and such accessories, carry cases, and 4 mags per rifle. And in the future continue to deal with us should we need more'? And oh yea, can you make it the 30rd mags not the 7s.

If they say No, we won't send them with 30rd mags then that's great they are standing to their word but they will lose out on a lot of money. that agency is just going to hang up and offer another company the contract. That company knows its also good advertisement. If people see the police using a certain brand AR that's what they will also want.

[nitestalker]

They only have to move across the border to Utah, Wyoming or New Mexico. I expect they will wait to see what congress does. If congress votes for the old Clinton Mag. ban why move?

[Cshooter]

This is the latest from their facebook page:

With the signing of the HB 1224, we want to reassure Colorado residents, now officially in occupied territory, that the "Boulder Airlift" will continue until we can no longer legally ship to CO residents at the approach of the July 1 deadline, so long as demand continues.

We are looking at additional ways to give Coloradans the opportunity to buy the magazines they need prior to the enactment date, as although we've been swamped with tens of thousands of orders, our shipping department limitations have only allowed us to get a few hundred thousand magazines out to CO residents...a small portion of our monthly production. We'll continue to support the Airlift as long as demand exists, and up to the active date of the legislation, and we've allocated a little over a million magazines for the effort up to that point, give or take.

Customers in the rest of the country should rest assured that the airlift only takes a small portion of our production, and magazines and other products are continuing to ship to the rest of the nation. Our transition to a new home will occur in a phased and orderly a manner to allow us to continue to serve our customers during the move, as well as to allow an orderly transition for affected employees. We are actively working on those plans.