Presi- dent Bill Clinton last December. Proponents, such as the editors of the New Yorker (Dec. 13,1993), hailed the measure as a first national step toward eliminating the deadly menace of unregulated fire- arms.Opponents, such as Jacob Sullum, managing editor of Reason,writing in National Review (Feb. 7, 1994), insisted that it "won't take a bite out of crime, but it will gnaw away at the right to keep and bear arms." Judging recent articles on the subject, there may be a third possibility:...