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you need an adapter that is bulky and complicated, not to mention expensive.
they also require extensive calibration to deal with the delay between the light gun and the digitally processed signal on the tv.
in short it is not worth it.
but if you are dead set on the idea of getting an old light gun to work on a modern tv then here is a couple of links that might give you some direction
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzIPGpKo3Ag
https://www.lightgunverter.com/