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May also be due to Concealed Carry laws bring passed in 40+ states since ’90s. Good news all around.
Hopefully 220,000 crims killed each other..
Not that this matters much, as the ban had more holes in it than a round of Swiss cheese after target practice. But look at your link and then look at table one for the years of the “Assault Weapons” ban. Violent crime is listed at 1,857,670 in 1994 and falls to 1,360,088 in 2004 (despite a healthy growth in US pop.) Per 100,000 Murder/Manslaughter incidents start at 9.0 in 1994 and drop to 5.5 in 2004.