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"Well-regulated" as understood by our Founding Fathers meant that an adult male citizen was expected to be knowledgeable and capable in the care and use of their weapons. If you weren't well-regulated, i.e., didn't know how to care for and use your weapons you are of no use to the militia or anyone else.
Every adult male citizen had the freedom and responsibility to "keep and bear arms", that is to own and use arms, and to be well-regulated with their arms.
Every adult male citizen was expected to be the militia, owning, using, caring for their own weapons. This is exactly what the citizens did in Lexington and Concord, the Minutemen assembled in minutes, and confronted a British force on their way from Boston to arrest patriot leaders and confiscate munitions from the colonists.
The idea that only people with knowledge, training and understanding should "keep and bear arms" is consistent with the Founding Fathers because it was expected of every adult male citizen to be "well regulated" - which at the time meant competent with care and use of one's arms and armament.
If you were not "well regulated" you could not be counted as reliable and valuable to the militia - every adult male citizen = the militia. Imagine a platoon of soldiers in the army who did not know how to use or care for their weapons?
That is the original freedom and responsibility intended by the Founding Fathers when they wrote the 2A. If you are going to have the freedom to keep and bear arms as a citizen (the militia) you are responsible for being well-regulated (knowing how to use and care for your arms and armament).
