Has that person ever been convicted of even misdemeanor DV? I'm not sure of the precise Federal laws concerning that level of DV and firearm possession. However, I do know that a younger friend (I was his teacher in Sunday School years ago) was convicted of a DV misdemeanor, then unthinkingly went pheasant hunting and got caught with a firearm. Though he had no other criminal record, he got to spend a year in a Federal penitentiary.Homicides and domestic violence shootings/injuries are much higher in America. I know someone who is on Medicare mental disability and has had the police come to his house for physical domestic violence in Chicago who is still able to walk into a gun store and buy a gun. Do you support weak gun laws like this?
I'm another one who bumps up the US gun count, as my dad was a collector and I inherited a number of his firearms. There's four that I consider my frequent-use guns: a .30-06 deer rifle, Ithaca pump shotgun for birds, .22 long-rifle rimfire for squirrels (also took out a rabid skunk that was threatening our dog) and a reproduction Hawken muzzleloader for black powder season. Other than perhaps the last, there's almost no overlap in the intended functions for these hunting weapons.
If guns are THE problem, is a total ban/confiscation a preferred remedy?