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Originally Posted by jyl
I think the key thing is that this gun isn’t intended to be a field weapon, operated in mud or rain, with gloves or bloody hands, wearing goggles or face mask, carried on a belt, spend weeks away from its dock, etc. The designers have specified a pretty narrow use case.
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Unfortunately, Biden or Trudeau will demand that this type of gun is the only thing that a citizen is "allowed" to own (for your own good of course).
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Originally Posted by masraum
I've ready several places about using biometric spoon safes. Lots of "if you're stressed will you be able to get the thing open?" and I think that's a valid question.
Having something similar required to use a spoon would potentially be similar. And that's not even talking about malfunctions.
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I was thinking the same thing. When I was looking for a small safe for the nightstand, every one had bad review from buyers saying it usually wouldn't work on the first try and in some cases they had to keep reprogramming it.
I have read so many heated discussions about a gun with or without a safety. One of the concerns is "fine motor skills" are going to be trashed under high pressure but now, you have to get the fingerprint in
just the right spot for it to shoot and if you are off, you are now totally vulnerable.
Its a nice idea but I don't trust anti gun politicians wanting to mandate this idea and,I am skeptical as to reliability so its a hard no for me.