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Colorado Springs
- Thread starter laylow
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denwego
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Non-residents are same as residents for OC in Colorado. And I've been down in C. Springs many a time while OCing, and I can vouch that they're a world friendlier about it there than up in the Denver area. Have fun carrying!
Non-residents are same as residents for OC in Colorado. And I've been down in C. Springs many a time while OCing, and I can vouch that they're a world friendlier about it there than up in the Denver area. Have fun carrying!
reefteach
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I've done it (also as a non-res)around the Garden Of The Gods area ,although the park itself is posted "no firearms"(Someone in the area may be able to shed some light on this. I think it is some kind of quasi private/public land easment). No problems getting gas or going to walgreens. They all know that OC is legal because of the hooplah surounding a citizen who used to OC a shotgun to citycouncil meetings.
I've done it (also as a non-res)around the Garden Of The Gods area ,although the park itself is posted "no firearms"(Someone in the area may be able to shed some light on this. I think it is some kind of quasi private/public land easment). No problems getting gas or going to walgreens. They all know that OC is legal because of the hooplah surounding a citizen who used to OC a shotgun to citycouncil meetings.