The 2023 Legislative Session has been a stampede of radical gun control, headlined by the ban on so-called “assault weapons” (HB23-1230). Last week, the AWB was scheduled to have its initial hearing with the House Judiciary Committee, and RMGO was rallying opposition....
The 2023 Colorado Legislative Session has been filled with bloviating by progressive anti-gunners about the wave of new gun control laws threatening to decimate the Second Amendment in the Centennial State. Weapons bans, Red Flag expansion, increasing the age to...
The 2022 Midterms have been nothing short of embarrassing for the Colorado GOP. With candidates falling short in races Republicans expected to win, many are trying to figure out what the heck happened. On Friday, speculation began that RMGO had spoiled Barb...
Earlier this week, RMGO Executive Director Taylor Rhodes sat down with Western Slope Now for an interview about the organization’s legal efforts to protect gun rights for Coloradoans. He was asked about the future of gun rights in Colorado and presented an optimistic...
On Thursday, August 19th, RMGO Executive Director Taylor D. Rhodes was interviewed by Fox 31 about the recent slew of lawsuits filed by the organization. RMGO announced Thursday that they had filed suit against the City of Boulder, Louisville, and Unincorporated...
Executive Director Taylor Rhodes was interviewed by CBS Colorado’s Rick Sallinger on August 4th about the wave of lawsuits facing cities in Boulder County. With one lawsuit ongoing in Superior, RMGO was accused of “picking on” the small town with little resources. On...
Watch — Taylor Rhodes, Executive Director of Rocky Mountain Gun Owners, was interviewed by Fox31 on July 7th regarding the recently filed lawsuit against the City of Superior. RMGO, in conjunction with the National Foundation for Gun Rights and the National...
Taylor Rhodes, Executive Director of Rocky Mountain Gun Owners, joined Gabrielle Franklin of FOX 31 to discuss the upcoming proposal to increase the age to purchase a semi-automatic rifle from 18 to 21. Taylor points out that if we as a society acknowledge adulthood...
Rocky Mountain Gun Owner’s Executive Director, Taylor Rhodes, joined a panel on FOX31 for the May 29th edition of Colorado’s Very Own. He was joined by anti-gun Representative Tom Sullivan, where the two presented very different solutions to the issue of mass...
On May 16th, the Denver City Council voted to ban the concealed carry of handguns in all parks and all property owned by, leased by, or leased to the City or County of Denver. It will carry a $50 fine for the first offense, rising to $999 for every subsequent violation.
