Repeal the second amendment, the whole idea of the "right" to bear arms. Why is it a right to own a gun? It should under every circumstance be considered a privilege. The fact that it is considered a right makes it hard to meaningfully regulate it. I'm all for outlawing guns, but honestly any form of gun regulation is a fantasy at this point. I would love for them to restrict guns to literally gun ranges and hunting space. You shouldn't be able to carry open guns around in public for any circumstance from a civilian standpoint. Obviously the process of attaining a gun must be expanded/secured. The basic premise is coming to terms that just because you want to own a gun doesn't mean you are going to get one. I'll try to go into more detail when I'm not on my phone.
Well, placing strict regulations on how one attains a firearm is the first step whether it is through some combination of federal/state legislation and possibly even municipal. The next step is to make sure that those who are qualified to own a gun are in continuous safeguard of their firearm. We do this by restricting where they can actually carry them. There really is no point to carrying a firearm outside of a gun range, or designated hunting space. If anything having larger area's of carry leaves the gun owner to unnecessary risk involving theft/loss of the firearm. The loss/theft of a firearm is a very serious issue.