("Trigger Warning" to gun lovers, but at the same time, you may see some nuanced argument if you decide to read further.) Don't get too excited (either positively or negatively) about this post. When it comes to guns, I don't know all that much. Also, I am not an expert on current legislation. What I am simply attempting to do now is come up with ideas of what, to me, "common-sense gun legislation" might be (as it really has no definition at all). What I will do here is use my own common sense. This comes not from using guns (as I have never touched a gun, as far as I can remember), but from playing (very poorly, in multiplayer, where I get destroyed) video games. This would also include at least one or two VR games that I have played, where I have aimed guns in virtual reality with my own hands (although they did not have any weight to them, and their characteristics were based on game physics). And the question becomes, "If I were playing a V