I have no problem with this, as long as it includes a way for people mistakenly put on the list to be quickly and easily removed (securing their 2nd amendment rights).

This is good and I'm glad Ryan listened to the people's request. To deny even a vote for fear of a possible outcome is borderline self-incrimination. I'm sure the NRA will be weighing in on anything suggesting the removal of the weapon in question but, to do nothing is irresponsible at this point. The no-fly list needs to be of highest priority because even outside of no weapons, you cannot get on a plane for any reason which impedes on one's FREEDOM.