uakaos

they do not issue. but it is an open carry state

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RedKnightt

Thanks for the input everyone. I'm unhappy that I can't CC while in the state, but keeping it in my car/hotel room is better than nothing. I have no problem with OC, but I'm going there for training and I'm not about to OC on company time and dime. I'm going to be in the Lakewood area near (but not on) the Federal Center. If there are any good places I shouldn't miss for food or fun, friendly locals are encouraged to PM me.

Thanks again for everyone's input. Be safe out there.

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RedKnightt

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Ragin Cajun

Thanks Bro!

Eagleks

Only if you are a Senator or Congressman, can you seem to live one place and call another your residence.

Anubis

Colorado does not issue permits to non-residents and recognizes permits from a reciprocal state only for residents of that reciprocal state.

Open carry is generally legal everywhere in the state except the City and County of Denver, but local governments can prohibit open carry (not concealed carry) in a specific place by posting all public entrances to the place.

You can carry a loaded handgun in your vehicle without a permit anywhere within Colorado, and it "shall not be considered concealed" according to the relevant statute.

If you want to do your own research, go to Legal Resources . Click on "Colorado Revised Statutes", and use the search function for "firearm", "shall not be considered concealed", etc.

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