The point is, they didn't care about anyone owning them in '34 or '94. The intent each time was to whittle down each generations rights and brainwash each successive generation with a total ban in, lets say, 2024, when all of the prudent men are gone.
You’re right. But you have to deal with what you have. In most states you aren’t restricted as to ownership. You may have to jump through some hoops, but you can still get them in the midst of doing your vehement best in working to destroy the apparatus that seeks to limit your rights.
They didn’t care in ‘34, ‘68, ‘86, or ‘94.
I feel the farming laws are unconstitutional. Those go further back than firearms laws. The government has been stepping over its bounds for well over 100 years. I won’t get into the Civil War.