( CNN ) -- When you put a pro- and an anti-gun control person in the same room , you know what 's bound to happen . But what happens when two gun owners debate gun control ? Turns out , there can be just as much disagreement . The elephant in the room in the wake of last week 's Colorado movie theater shooting is the debate over gun control . Gun control is not an either/or proposition . Most would agree that at least some degree of regulation is necessary , so the real question is where to draw the line : At what point does regulation become an unreasonable encroachment on our Second Amendment rights ? CNN selected two iReporters with differing views on gun control to go head-to-head in a debate . Both live in Washington state , one of the 48 states where carrying concealed weapons is allowed . Opinion : Bloomberg 's remarks got one thing right . Michael Kunda is an anti-hunting gun owner . He carries a gun for protection while filming bears and other large mammals in the woods of Alaska and Canada . At home , he carries a gun to protect his family from intruders . While he owns two pistols , a shotgun for his videography work and two assault rifles , he supports stricter gun control . He suggests establishing a bullet registry as well as outlawing large-capacity magazines and Teflon bullets . Kunda refers to himself as a reluctant gun owner , and says he would prefer a world without guns . In fact , he would turn all his guns in if everyone else did the same . `` I firmly believe fewer crimes of spontaneity or impulse would occur if there were fewer guns . But I recognize I am being unrealistic and idealistic , '' he said . `` It takes a societal change to get rid of the gun fanatic mentality anywhere in this world , and that kind of a change is not possible as long as the notion of 'freedom ' is associated with gun ownership . '' Opinion : Fear drives opposition to gun control . A ban on guns is n't the answer , at least not from David Douglas ' perspective . He believes there is a good system in place for gun control and says changing the law would n't change what happened in Colorado . His reasons are personal : As a former convicted felon -- he was convicted of burglary and possession of drugs -- he was stripped of his right to bear arms . Douglas says his run-ins with the law and his loss of gun rights demonstrate the legitimacy and stringency of gun control in America . He now works as a substance-abuse counselor . `` The process that I went through , 15 years of not being able to possess firearms and then the process to petition the courts to get those rights back , was worth it , '' he said . `` Worth it in the sense that it showed me that it is a privilege in our nation to be in possession of firearms . Now , looking back , there is a pretty good system in place for who can and who can not possess firearms after certain crimes are committed . '' Opinion : When will America wake up to gun violence ? Douglas and Kunda are two of the hundreds of iReporters who have shared their views on a variety of hot-button political issues in the iReport Debate , an eight-month project that invites voters to make their voices heard this election season . The project started with iReporters sharing which issue matters most to them . The top-voted issues determined the topics for the head-to-head debates , and will shape the questions that CNN ultimately takes to President Barack Obama and likely Republican presidential nominee Gov . Mitt Romney . Watch the video and let us know who you think won the debate by voting on this page and leaving a comment below . Or , if you 'd like to share your views on the economy , upload your thoughts to iReport via video or text . Opinion : Mass murder and powerful firearms . The best video respondents could get a chance to be in an iReport Debate . Video co-produced by CNN intern Jake Stein .
CNN invited two gun owners with differing views on gun laws to debate . One iReporter believes in stricter laws , while the other supports the current laws . Watch the show and vote on who you think won the debate .