Have a look at the National Firearms Agreement passed in Australia to get an idea. It's mostly about passing fairly commonsense licensing regulations and offering amnesty to gun owners in the form of cash payments
The basic methods that have been proposed as first steps in the US would be to standardize licensing laws, and implement gun and ammunition tracking systems
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I assert those ideas would be completely ineffective at improving safety or reducing violent crime of any type. Starting with......
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Licensing. This would instantly create a black market rivaling narcotics along with all the crime that comes with a black market. Non-compliance would widespread. I will never license myself or register any of my firearms. Continued
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Ammunition tracking is completely ineffective & unattainable. I, for example, make my own ammo and have plenty stored. And I will never comply with ammo tracking or registration. Tracking does not apply to the black market. It does not prevent ammo from being stolen.
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How do you envision ammo tracking as being effective in reducing crime? The only thing I can envision this doing is making it more of a PITA for good people to purchase ammo through retailers.
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