@cephira I think that as long as there is a gun store within a decent travel time, then it doesn't infringe much. However if more localities do it, it could start to infringe, in that it would put a huge burden on, especially minority and poor, firearms owners who would have to have the time off work, and the money for the long drive to pickup a gun. Not sure how this works in a legal framework, but I'm one who thinks gun rights are minority rights, and generally oppose this type of legislation.

@fiberdrive @cephira given the points about a burden posed by having to take time off and ability to travel… I’m curious why those are valid here but not for reproductive rights or for other aspects like much of the US being unsafe to ride a bicycle so folks have to be able to drive/own a car or afford (& have access to) a taxi. Does having a right require having access? We have the right to free expression. That doesn’t mean we have a right to access to freely broadcast.