New Company Claims Its Smart Gun Will be Accepted by Americans

personaldefenseworld.com ^ | Jan. 23, 2018 | PERSONAL DEFENSE WORLD

[smokingfrog]

Is that an assault Nerf?

[umgud]

Unless it can micro-stamp, it won’t be CA approved.

[Hot Tabasco]

when a hacker demonstrated that he was able to bypass the security system of the gun

None of my hand guns are hackable.........nor are my rifles or shotguns.

[Vermont Lt]

Mine are only hackable. You have to hack my arms to get them.

[Vermont Lt]

Hey, has anyone got any batteries? I’m almost out...//sarc.

[OldMissileer]

Why does anyone keep fooling with this concept?

If I remember correctly New Jersey has a law stating if a handgun/firearm like this is sold in the private market (I think even just one gun) then all other firearms are banned from sales in the state.

If this POS pistol sells there they will then corner the market and make a lot of money until other manufacturers catch up.

[TigersEye]

It requires batteries. Batteries die. The concept is dead.

[TigersEye]

Lol...so they are suggesting an implant so you will be the only able to fire the gun. Why not just implant the gun?

And if you get a new gun you have to go to a doctor to dig out the old implant and get a new one? If you own multiple guns you need a fistful of implants?

I can just see the class action legal ads on TV for all the health complications. Lodestar better set aside a billion dollars for that up front.

[Blood of Tyrants]

LOL! What fool wants one?

[Made In The USA]

Shot my .357 on Saturday.... revolvers are thing of beauty. Simple, reliable and the only time it doesn’t go bang is when #7 turns out be #1 (again). Love my semi-auto too, 17 round mag, lots of fun.

Neither require batteries, RFID chips, etc. They just do what guns are supposed to do when you need them.

[grobdriver]

if a handgun/firearm like this is sold in the private market (I think even just one gun) then all other firearms are banned from sales in the state.

So you're saying if this thing goes on the market, and Bloomberg buys one, he effectively bans gun sales (except for these particular guns) in the state?

Wow.

Aren't there laws against monopolies?

[Blood of Tyrants]

If the transceiver in the gun is that low-powered, it won’t take much to jam it, either.

[Clarancebeaks]

Where do they find people stupid enough to invest in s##t like this?

[editor-surveyor]

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Bull$hit!
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[Howie66]

I have had and still do (grandchildren) have small children in my house with a bunch of “stupid” guns. Never have had any problem, ever.

I chalk that up to good parenting and training the munchkins early.

[rktman]

Yup. Dan Wesson 6” Vent rib shoots just fine after a bunch of years. Bought it at a TG&Y in ‘83.

[GoldenPup]

They might sell a couple....in Taxafornia. No real American would be caught dead with that pussified piece of junk.

[OldMissileer]

So you're saying if this thing goes on the market, and Bloomberg buys one, he effectively bans gun sales (except for these particular guns) in the state?

From what I gather from participating in many firearms threads here on FR, yes. The retails sales of "smart guns" immediately bans any more sales of real firearms.

[MileHi]

New Company Claims Its Smart Gun Will be Accepted by Americans.....

who don't use firearms.

[MileHi]

Where do they find people stupid enough to invest in s##t like this?

In the democRat party.