The hyperbole has to stop, no?
No one has argued for a ban. Or for taking away the protected right to keep and bear arms.
For my own position, you could scroll. I think there's precedent to age restrict gun ownership, and that the sound, appropriate approach to the problem of proliferation is to address the proliferators, not the end users. And for clarity's sake, this is my general position on all 'harmful' conduct. I have no interest in prohibition: not on heroin, guns, pornography (which I personally believe is toxic and exploitative), alcohol, Mein Kampf, the repugnant Battle Flag, books, even the internet arguments of NAMBLA 'activists'.
But. This is all merely philosophical. Because the proliferators are very wealthy, well entrenched, and uniquely positioned to market their durable good, one never engineered for obsoletion, as if it were a transient and consumable one.