I still think there is a major problem with how guns are manufactured and sold in society. I don't advocate an outright ban because I respect the 2d amendment but if you asked my personal opinion, ownership should be limited to a few classes of handguns and hunting rifles. I am not sure assault rifles are anything else but toys people like to fire in ranges, I doubt they would whip out and load an AR15 if someone was attacking them in a bus station or is needed to kill a deer. If I could change anything I would make assault rifles and large magazine guns be treated as liquor in lockers at restaurants. You can buy and own one but it must be stored at a gun shop/range under lock and you can go and shoot it there anytime.
I live in a concealed carry state and all of those people I know who are licensed are people I would never worry about owning a handgun. Because all they own is a handgun for personal safety. They are not loading up on 10 rifles with high powered magazines. However, the number of times a mass shooting was committed by someone who was loading up on guns and ammo with no red lights going off or had unblocked access to someone else's gun is ridiculous.
You want your handgun and hunting rifle...fine. But when you want assault rifles with large loaded magazines and the ability to buy 500 rounds or own 10 high powered weapons at once, then society should have a say. This is the easy middle ground but the NRA and left will never meet there.
You're close. But all handguns should be banned. Too easily concealed. If one can't defend the home with say, ten shotguns and rifles .........
Only long guns with limited internal magazines should be legal. Assault rifles are simply too lethal.
