>That said, it could very well be that the authors did not see it coming that _anyone_ could have a gun, because that was most probably not the case back then.<

>That said, it could very well be that the authors did not see it coming that _anyone_ could have a gun, because that was most probably not the case back then.< similar to the 3d printing issue, "back then" the production of a PMF was an achievable goal for anyone apriased of the technology, the use of modern smokeless powder steps up the tech requirements vs, manufacturing a blackpowder musket with twisted band iron approach. the requirement of the right not being infringed, has the function of enabling the people to regulate the activities of a militia acting outside of its authority, as the final check.