Of course, and the states will have to structure their "Extreme Risk Protection Orders" laws accordingly, or risk having them overturned. Also, individuals can choose whether they wand to remain in a state that passed really repugnant ones, the old voting with your feet. Federal laws remove that basic individual choice. Putting it on the states is a win-win.
Some states will be happy to violate 2A for as long as they can while the matter drags through the levels of the federal judicial system.
Federal laws remove that basic individual choice. Putting it on the states is a win-win.
No, it's a lose-less.