You completely missed the point.
You are fine with making me jump through all kinds of hoops to exercise my right to bear arms but you are 100% against someone having to do anything beyond registering to vote. Don't you see how hypocritical you are being?
How about you at least need ID to register to vote? Would that be ok?
Hmmmmm Interesting!
Notwithstanding the fact that both issues you mention are Rights that the exercising of which manifest differently and under different criteria, I think I agree in principle with where you are going with this.
Is the threat of prosecution for perjury sufficient to enable a claimant the Right to vote? I think I'd be in favor of or at least not against a national voter registration card or some such. But, a phased in scenario.
It appears to me that only a citizen has the Right to vote who has registered to vote in the district they claim residency in. In some districts a single vote may change an election.
I think a voter ought to have some mental capacity to vote.
I think voting ought to be so easy that it could be done without leaving the home. I'd like to see 100% voter 'turnout'.
I think gun ownership ought to have some vetting process to insure against folks who ought not have weapons having them.
It won't stop nuts from doing nutty things nor overly impede non nuts from owning them but it may save one life as in my above voting thingi which may save one illegitimate vote from being cast.
We have the Right to own weapons and we have the Right to vote... both seem similar in some respects.