Well, you certainly provided nothing.     A well regulated militia was, at that time, a substitute for a standing army.   Its purpose was to defend the nation at a time where communication was very slow and could not respond to an attack on the United States borders.   The well regulated militia was a critical part of national defense at that time.

If you know of no well regulated militia, then why does it remain a part of the second amendment and why do weekend soldiers still claim to be well regulated?  

I am not opposed to US citizens owning guns.  I am opposed to the willy nilly way that guns are passed through the blackmarket and personal trading.   A simple note of transfer of ownship is all that I would hope for.  Trying to determine who is about to go over the wall nuts is nearly impossible.  Using gun registration to trace crmiinals who threaten the safety of all US citizens is the goal.