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You are seriously mistaken. Any form of registration, permit, license, or any limitation or restriction placed on ownership or possession of a firearm is very much a violation of the Second Amendment.Gun registration isn't un-Constitutional. Many urban cities require gun registration. Problem is, it hasn't reduced crime one bit. It becomes a formality and many people simply ignore the requirement. Criminals ignore it altogether. BTW; every time you buy a gun through the Instant Check you have registered that gun.
The only reason cities and and some States (and it is always the ones under leftist control) have such unconstitutional laws is because they have had 221 years when the Second Amendment did not apply them. Since the Second Amendment only applied to the federal government, States and cities could violate the Second Amendment at will, and regularly did exactly that.
However, that was all changed by the McDonald decision in 2010. State and local governments are now required to abide by the restrictions imposed by the Second Amendment. Which makes any city ordinance or State law that infringes upon the individual right to keep and bear arms unconstitutional, including registration.