2025

75th COLORADO GENERAL ASSEMBLY

LEGISLATIVE WATCH

Last updated: 2/17/25

Legislative Watch Colorado: Your Guns. Your Voice.

THE 75TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONVENED ON JANUARY 8TH, 2025 AND ADJOURNED MAY 7TH, 2025.

Bill Number
Title
RFOR Position
Sponsor(s)
Committee
Status
Description
SB25-003
Semi-Auto Gun Ban / Assault Weapons Ban
Oppose
Sullivan
Gonzales
Froelich
Boesenecker
Sen State, Veterans & Military Affairs
• Senate 3rd Reading 2/18
• Passed Senate 2nd Reading 2/13
• Passed Senate Cmte 1/28
Prohibits the sale, manufacture or purchase of semi-automatic weapons that use detachable magazines. Bans bump stocks and rapid fire trigger activators in Colorado.
SB25-034
Voluntary Do-Not-Sell Firearms Waiver
Oppose
Kipp
Boesenecker
Sen State, Veterans & Military Affairs
• Awaiting Senate Vote Schedule
• Passed Senate Cmte Hearing 2/6
Voluntarily waives the right to purchase a firearm.
HB25-1062
Penalty for Theft of Firearms
Support
Armagost
Duran
Hinrichsen
House Judiciary
• House Cmte Hearing 2/18 Upon Adjournment (approx 10AM)
Makes theft of a firearm a class 6 felony, regardless of the firearm’s value. Subsequent violations, including multiple firearms stolen in the same criminal incident, are separate class 5 felonies.
HB25-1055
Repeal Firearm Dealer Requirements & State Permit
Support
Brooks
House Business Affairs & Labor
• House Cmte Hearing 2/27 1:30PM
Repeals the requirement that a firearm dealer have a state permit.
HB25-1133
Requirements for Sale of Firearms Ammunition
Oppose
Duran
Mullica
House Business Affairs & Labor
• House 2nd Reading & Vote 2/19
• Passed House Cmte Hearing 2/13
Raise the age to buy ammunition to 21; require ammunition sales to require vendor help; online ammunition sale requirements and restrictions.
HB25-1128
Income Tax Credit for Firearm Safety Device
Support
Espenoza
Mullica
House State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs
• House Cmte Hearing 2/20
Upon Adjournment (approx 10AM)
Creates a new income tax credit equal to the purchase price of a firearm safety device (such as a gun safe).
HB25-1164
Constitutional Carry of Handgun
Support
Wienberg
House State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs
• House Cmte Hearing 2/24
1:30 PM
Enact the legal right to carry a handgun without a permit in public.
HB25-1250
Gun Violence Prevention & Parents of Students
Oppose
Hamrick
Cutter
House Education
• Introduced 2/12
Requires the Colorado Office of Gun Violence in the department of public health and environment to post the office’s gun violence prevention materials in an accessible manner on the office’s website for school districts.
HB25-1238
Gun Show Requirements
Oppose
Jospeph
Camacho
Kipp
House State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs
• House Cmte Hearing 2/24 1:30PM
Establishes new regulations for gun shows in Colorado. It sets requirements for gun show promoters and vendors, including security measures, liability insurance, vendor qualifications, and firearm sales procedures.
HB25-1225
Intimidation in Elections Rules
Oppose
Woodrow
House State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs
• House Cmte Hearing 2/24 1:30PM
Creates new laws expanding the definition of election-related activities and criminalizes gun owners who may interact with others about elections, including law enforcement.
HB25-1232
Liability When Means of Self-Defense Prohibited
Undecided
Luck
House Judiciary
• Introduced 2/11
Creates a liability for harm suffered on another’s property when a person is not allowed the means to defend themselves on the property.
SB25-158
State Agency Procurement & Disposal of Weapons
Oppose
Sullivan
Gonzales
Froelich
Brown
Senate State, Veterans & Military Affairs
• Senate Cmte Hearing 2/18 2:00PM
Limit the number of firearms Colorado residents can purchase each month.
TBD
Firearm Purchase Limits
Oppose
Woodrow
TBD
• To Be Introduced
Limit the number of firearms Colorado residents can purchase each month.

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