Reply With Quoteno licensing or permits required for OC.
OC NOT allowed in Denver County.. other than that, it's the typical off limits carry places..
--Rob
are there any regulations or licinsing issues for colorado residents for open carry .. I think my friend is confused between OC and CC
no licensing or permits required for OC.
OC NOT allowed in Denver County.. other than that, it's the typical off limits carry places..
--Rob
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I just moved here Va and had my CCW there but don't have the 150$ to spend and get i here due to two small children i have and will try open carry today heading to Lone tree mall with my wife and kids for her new Iphone i have always had ccw so what should i expect?Originally Posted by Bellum_Intus
You should hopefully expect to have a great time as long as the mall does not prohibit weapons, some malls in Colorado do but it should be very visible if they do right on the front door. some people may or may not look at you strange or ask you some questions about it. just answer to the best of your ability but normally its a non event here in Colorado to Open carry.
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Howdy Friend,
First, welcome to a truly OC friendly state (with the exception of the people's republic of Denver city/county).
Any private property open to the public; i.e. stores, malls, etc) must have clearly displayed signs to that affect at all entrances to their business.
Aside from that, you should have absolutely no problem OC'ing anywhere in Colorado.
Without a valid CCW recognized by Colorado, you don't want to be within 1,000 feet of a school when on foot or such, but that's pretty universal throughout the states.
My advice would be to relax, go about your normal law abiding business and don't concern yourself much about OC'ing. Odds are that few will even notice. Of those that do, many will simply assume you are a cop or otherwise authorized to openly carry a firearm. In fact, you are otherwise authorized as stipulated in our Colorado Constitution; Article 2, sections 3 and 13. Very strong language to support your right to carry without a permit.
Anyhow, As they say in the Nike commercials... Just do it!
Blessings,
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