in anchorage most of the weapons obtained were stolen from reg owners. We don't register weapons in Alaska so you are 100% wrong about most stolen guns. Making up facts wont help your cause.

They are working on owner only guns. They are a long way off. Even if they came out today, there are upwards of 300,000,000 guns that don't have them. Perhaps focusing on the problem at hand would be beneficial.

"We have to make sure every registered weapon has a good quality trigger lock on it; " Whats that mean? Like for when a gun is in storage? Or in operation like a safety. Because saftey are pretty well perfected, and storage devices have to be implemented by the owner. WE can't make sure they are used.

" there has to be a way to prevent criminals from obtaining weapons. " None with any of the ideas you have posted here will do anything to a criminals ability to get or operate a gun.