My guesses are proposed legislation will attempt to:
- Require background checks on ALL purchases (i.e. ban private party sales)
- Ban "Assault Rifles," potentially with no grandfathering.
- Limit magazine capacity for all semi-auto firearms to 10 rounds with no grandfathering of existing "hi cap" mags
- Heavily restrict transport outside the home... no concealed carry?
The last one... maybe not. But I think the AR ban, closing the "gun show loophole," and limiting magazine capacity.
Of course they'll completely overlook the real problem, which is mental health.
I don't necessarily have a problem with requiring an FFL to broker private party sales as long as there is a reasonable maximum brokerage fee that they can charge. This would prevent law abiding gun owners from unknowingly selling to criminals.
I think mental health records should be better integrated in the background check process. It could help prevent future VT and Aurora type events where the shooter had a clear mental health issue that should have made them ineligible for firearm ownership.