Going on a trip to Breckenridge area (will be staying IN Breckenridge) in late May. I know CO is reciprocal with KS, and there is no local pre-emption allowed over state law. The new laws won't affect me on mag capacity (I don't think I have one over 13-15 rounds anyway).
My question deals more with the local attitudes, etc. What are those attitudes by the city PD? County Sheriff?
I also know there are "no guns allowed" signage that business can put up. Are they consistent in appearance, posted in visible locations? Or are there those who will post them in "gotcha" locations? If you miss a sign - is that a misdemeanor or ??? For instance, was in OK last weekend, went into a business, and when I went out, saw a sticker on the door "No guns". Was a small 3" diameter self adhering vinyl sticker ON the door, so when it was opened, you wouldn't see it if you weren't the one that opened the door (as happened to me).
Also - is it really possible to move around the city of Breckenridge at all, and not run afoul of the 1500' Fed GFZ around schools in that city, or any of the other cities nearby (Dillon, Frisco, Park City, Leadville).
Any other items of note that might be more "personal experience"?
Thanks.
My question deals more with the local attitudes, etc. What are those attitudes by the city PD? County Sheriff?
I also know there are "no guns allowed" signage that business can put up. Are they consistent in appearance, posted in visible locations? Or are there those who will post them in "gotcha" locations? If you miss a sign - is that a misdemeanor or ??? For instance, was in OK last weekend, went into a business, and when I went out, saw a sticker on the door "No guns". Was a small 3" diameter self adhering vinyl sticker ON the door, so when it was opened, you wouldn't see it if you weren't the one that opened the door (as happened to me).
Also - is it really possible to move around the city of Breckenridge at all, and not run afoul of the 1500' Fed GFZ around schools in that city, or any of the other cities nearby (Dillon, Frisco, Park City, Leadville).
Any other items of note that might be more "personal experience"?
Thanks.