US EditionNRA sues to stop ammunition, firearm excise tax approved by Colorado voters
- The National Rifle Association has joined gun rights organizations in a lawsuit against Colorado's 6.5% tax on firearms and ammunition, effective April 1.
- The lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of the tax as a violation of the Second Amendment.
- Claimants argue that the tax unfairly burdens law-abiding gun owners, stating it discourages constitutional freedoms.
- Gun groups assert that the tax represents an attack on their Second Amendment rights.
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Groups sue to stop Colorado's tax on firearms, ammunition
(The Center Square) – Gun groups are suing to halt Colorado’s tax on firearms and ammunition that took effect Tuesday.
·Florida, United States
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NRA sues to stop ammunition, firearm excise tax approved by Colorado voters
The National Rifle Association joined a number of organizations, alongside an El Paso County resident, suing to stop a 6.5% excise tax on ammunition and firearms that's set to go into effect on April 1.
·Denver, United States
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