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Members of Denver's East High School soccer team, right, sit in the house chamber at the Colorado Capitol in Denver after walking out of classes March 3, 2023, to push for legislative action after a fellow student was shot and killed near the school on Feb. 13. Colorado will join at least 10 other states Sunday, Oct. 1, when a law takes effect that requires a waiting period between purchasing a gun and receiving it. The three-day buffer is aimed at curtailing rash suicide attempts or violence. Another law that taking effect will expand gun industry liability, opening the doors to lawsuits from gun violence victims. (Andy Cross/The Denver Post via AP, File)

Members of Denver's East High School soccer team, right, sit in the house chamber at the Colorado Capitol in Denver after walking out of classes March 3, 2023, to push for legislative action after a fellow student was shot and killed near the school on Feb. 13. Colorado will join at least 10 other states Sunday, Oct. 1, when a law takes effect that requires a waiting period between purchasing a gun and receiving it. The three-day buffer is aimed at curtailing rash suicide attempts or violence. Another law that taking effect will expand gun industry liability, opening the doors to lawsuits from gun violence victims. (Andy Cross/The Denver Post via AP, File)

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