I don't own any guns, but if you want to and you went through all the proper channels in order to purchase it, be my guest. You are more than welcome to own your weapons as long as you are safe with them, and from what I've seen on here, everyone is. But I would like raise this question for a (hopefully) peaceful debate:

The Bill of Rights was written in the 1700's. There were no town police forces, and they were fighting the British, who would often take over houses demanding food and shelter. How relevant is that amendment today?

I would like to point out again that I'm not against gun ownership, just playing devil's advocate!