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Well, it's the limitations of the data that can be obtained. They can cross reference gunshot wounds with gun owners or show increased prevalence of injuries from gun shots with increased gun ownership. Both of these are gun control fodder.So what? It's not illegal to lie to them about your gun ownership.
What good is a half arsed registry system that has a 50% chance of being false?
What they don't collect, what the CDC will not collect, is data concerning the use of firearms that saved someone's life (e.g. protecting one's self from a home intruder). The data collected can only be used to show gun ownership in a bad light.