1022 is dead in the water, but they'll be back.
My biggest fear isn't legislation, anyway. It's that Hillary or Hussein will get in and appoint a bunch of leftist Justices to the Supreme Court, and the Republicans will bend over and take it like they did with Justice Ginsberg, a loony lefty if there ever was one.
Then the Court will finally rule directly on the meaning of the 2nd Amendment, declaring that there is no individual right to keep and bear arms, but only a collective right--that is, a right belonging only to the State.
And that, gentlemen, will be that. Our lives as officially criminal revolutionaries will leave the realms of fantasy and theory and begin in reality--unless you're ready to be disarmed.
We recently won the most important victory in the courts, ever, for gun rights; in the DC case, a Federal district court ruled that the 2A does, indeed, guarantee an individual right to own and carry weapons. That's the highest court that's ever directly addressed the issue. If SCOTUS upholds that decision, or lets it stand, well and good. But a Democrat-appointed majority on the Court could, even then, gut the 2A of any real meaning, and the will of the people--or even the congress--be damned.
That's my nightmare--and IMHO, it's got a good deal more chance of happening than the passage of 1022, with far worse consequences.