Statistics don't matter. Here in the US, the cat is out of the bag, the worms are out of the can, the genie is out of the bottle.
There is no way the government will ever be able to effectively control guns in this country. There are simply too many guns out there, both illegal and legal, that the government will not be to lay their hands on.
All they will be able to go after are the legally documented guns. I suspect most of those will be mysteriously "lost."
What are they going to do? Send the Army to kick in every door in America? Even if you can find enough COs and soldiers to follow those orders, it will quickly dissolve into civil war.
All you will ever see out of our government are weak attempts at "gun control" to appease the pacifists, with grandfather clauses that make the laws completely useless.
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