A gun made is a gun that has the potential to get into the hands of a child, of a drunken person, of a person who's filled with rage. So the focus has to be shifted back in time. Not once you make all those guns, who can then hold those guns, and who can move the trigger, but how many guns are you going to allow to be made and how are those guns going to be designed, and how are those guns going to be marketed. My loved one is dead. And, that there's a manufacturer out there that is putting into the stream of commerce millions of guns that are making millions of dollars that create victims, millions of victims.
PCVP People kill people.
For years we've focused our policy attention on the person who pulls the trigger. Now we have to change that to the person who makes the trigger. For years gun manufacturers have been able to do anything they want, unfettered by federal regulation. They can make any number of guns they want. They can design those guns in almost any way they want and they can market those guns in any way they want.