The USSC said the 2md amendment does not mean no regulation.
What part of
"shall not be infringed" do you not understand?
Hmmm where in the Constitution does it say you have a right to own a military style weapon.
Define "military style weapon".
The Constitution exists solely in the context of its case law, as determined by the courts, and ultimately the Supreme Court – including the meaning of ‘shall not be infringed.’
Firearm regulatory measures that are consistent with Second Amendment case law – measures which have not been invalidated by the Supreme Court – do not ‘infringe’ on the Second Amendment right.
For example, the courts have consistently held that AWBs are indeed Constitutional, the Supreme Court having never struck down an AWB.
Moreover, a military style weapon (or assault weapon) is defined solely by lawmaking bodies, elected officials determine what weapons will be subject to regulation, they alone have that authority.
What gun manufacturers might consider to be a military style weapon (or assault weapon), or what the military might consider to be a military style weapon (or assault weapon), or what private citizens might consider to be military style weapon (or assault weapon) is legally irrelevant, having no bearing on the regulation of such firearms.