John - I agree with you that the right to keep and bear arms is an extremely important right, but I have to place it below the right to property. Without the first having the right to property, the right to keep and bear arms is moot, because those arms cannot be your property. Ultimately, without the right to own, the arms will belong to the state and merely be loaned to the individual.
And while I'm here, I offer a salute to John Locke, who first emphasized the right to property and upon whose ideas the US is founded.