It's hard to compare gun and abortion rights. They are not equal.
The right to keep and bear weapons, armor, and ammunition is a right that's actually written down as an expressed right. To exercise that right, there are a number of barriers. Licensing, fees, identity verification, testing, certification, fingerprint submission, storage requirements, transportation requirements, etc. Of all the things we consider to be an inalienable right, guns are the most regulated and prohibited.
Abortion is almost the exact opposite. It's not written down as a right. The constitution doesn't mention it. It is a privilege that 9 unelected people decided upon, and even then, their decisions were based on medical care and not abortion specifically. You aren't even allowed to ask a person if they are getting an abortion, or why they are getting one, as it is "an undue burden on the exercise of rights." There's not even another medical procedure that carries the same rights as a woman seeking abortion. You can't buy cough medicine in the United States without being federally tracked, but ask a woman to look at a picture of her baby before killing it and you're depriving them of a human right.
Abortion is the MOST protected activity a person can partake in while in the states. Gun ownership is a privilege that's constantly being eroded or having a price tag attached to it. Comparing the two only makes people that give a shit about human rights angry. You can't buy a cup of lemonade without government intervention, but getting a human life vacuumed out of you is the ultimate human right somehow.