I'm surprised no one else commented on the irony contained in this editorial.  The Editorial Board spent most of their time and efforts bemoaning the sad state of gun availability, carping about how easy it is for guns to fall into the wrong hands, and advocating tighter controls... and then they "take heart in the courage exhibited by church neighbors who wounded Kelley in a shootout and chased him down to his death" and also pay homage to Jean Assam, the volunteer civilian security guard who killed a mass shooter at a Colorado Springs church, commenting that "such bravery and ability likely saved lives."  These were PRIVATE GUN OWNERS, too... in this case, "good guys with guns."  C'mon guys and gals, you can't have it both ways.