i think be careful with issue polling on round guns, because what's interesting is the actual real world voting results often do not mirror issue polling at all. So i have a if you listen to advisory opinions, you'll know that sarah and i often rail against issue polling as it measure sentiment in the abstract, but it doesn't measure concretely, nor does it measure priority. Until what you consistently find is, amongst voters who place, and this is true on life issues, this istrue on judges,. This is true on guns,  and there tend to be more supportive of gun rights.