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I agree, but I would note that no federal gun control is legitimate without both a repeal of the second/Tenth amendments, and another amendment actually delegating that power to the federal government
Yes, in order to repeal an amendment, you need to pass a new amendment. This amendment would both repeal the 2A and state that all (privately owned) guns are banned
It would grant Congress the power to pass laws banning the manufacture, sale, importation and transportation of guns and parts of guns. So no repeal of the 10A would be needed (as happened with the 18A)
It would also give the national executive the power to exempt guns by make/model#.
Note this is not unbanning a gun, it is granting an exemption. Should an exempted gun prove to be used in a significant number of crimes, its exempted status could be revoked, and thus restoring its banned status without the need for further legislation
(and vice-versa).