Mark Chesnut is a freelance journalist who specializes in travel and firearms-related topics. His work has been featured in publications such as TravelAge West, America's 1st Freedom, The Truth About Guns, and Firearms News. Mark's articles cover a range of subjects, including travel destinations, gun laws, and firearm reviews.
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HB 24-1349 passed in the Senate Appropriateions Committee in Colorado and would levy a 6.5% tax on the sale of all firearms, gun accessories and ammunition.
Next Post Coming Soon...▶ It’s no secret to TTAG readers that municipal officials in many cities—both large and small—are prone to concocting their own anti-gun schemes to infringe upon the rights of gun owners when visiting those cities. That’s why many states have passed preemption laws making it illegal for municipalities to pass firearms ordinances more restrictive than state law.
Next Post Coming Soon...▶ After being besieged by a number of anti-gun bills during this legislative session, Colorado gun owners have a big victory to claim for the Second Amendment.
By: Mark Chesnut
Next Post Coming Soon...▶ Maine gun owners aren’t out of the woods yet concerning the proposed “assault weapons” ban pushed by anti-gun Democrat lawmakers this session.
By: Mark Chesnut
How an election year can influence everything from booking and visitation numbers to perceptions about a destination — and how to respond to clients who have concerns
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By: Mark Chesnut
Industry Q&A: Jimena Faena, vice president of Latin America marketing and brand operations for Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, sheds light on the announcement and the nine new hotels will join to the Wyndham Hotels & Resorts portfolio
By: Mark Chesnut
Circuit Court Rules for Nonviolent Criminal In 2nd Amendment Case
While lawmakers in many states like Virginia, Colorado and Maine have pushed all sorts of anti-gun measures this spring, those in some states have worked hard to restore or expand gun owners’ rights. And one good example of that is Louisiana.
By: Mark Chesnut
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry has signed a measure that will strengthen the state’s
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