“[This is to stop owners] wanting to or even legally being able to obtain and own firearms,” claims critic
A bill that would require liability insurance for all firearms is moving forward in the Colorado state legislature.
The legislation, House Bill 24-1270, would require gun owners in the state to maintain “a liability insurance policy that covers losses or damages to a person, other than the policyholder, who is injured on the insured property as a result of any accidental or unintentional discharge of the firearm.”