A gun violence prohibitor or a bad idea?

[Remodeling Maidiac]

I could see this working for a lot of the gun violence we see with children.
Your thoughts? (Rational I hope lol)

 

[westwall]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Bad idea.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

As with all such instruments, there is a possibility of failure. I'll pass.

People with kids in the house might make a different choice. Their call.

 

[edthecynic]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

Because the NRA is against it.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

As with all such instruments, there is a possibility of failure. I'll pass.

People with kids in the house might make a different choice. Their call.

It has a manual key in case of such incidents.

 

[westwall]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

Because they will fail at the worst possible time, because they can be hacked rendering you defenseless. Just imagine you're a high risk gang of jewel thieves. You pay your hacker friend to lock out every one of those devices and you waltz in unmolested.

 

[westwall]

As with all such instruments, there is a possibility of failure. I'll pass.

People with kids in the house might make a different choice. Their call.

It has a manual key in case of such incidents.

When bad guys are shooting at you, a key is just a minute away.....

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

As with all such instruments, there is a possibility of failure. I'll pass.

People with kids in the house might make a different choice. Their call.

It has a manual key in case of such incidents.

Makes no difference to me. I have no need of gun locks.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

Because they will fail at the worst possible time, because they can be hacked rendering you defenseless. Just imagine you're a high risk gang of jewel thieves. You pay your hacker friend to lock out every one of those devices and you waltz in unmolested.

Umm no lol. That scenario is absurd. There are police departments that have similar locks. Why haven't the genius thieves hacked them yet?


Imagine how many thousands of children who were just playing with daddies gun would still be alive if this were used.

 

[westwall]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

Because they will fail at the worst possible time, because they can be hacked rendering you defenseless. Just imagine you're a high risk gang of jewel thieves. You pay your hacker friend to lock out every one of those devices and you waltz in unmolested.

Umm no lol. That scenario is absurd. There are police departments that have similar locks. Why haven't the genius thieves hacked them yet?


Imagine how many thousands of children who were just playing with daddies gun would still be alive if this were used.

Which is why if it is a voluntary thing I have no problem with it. The reason why no one has hacked them yet is because there are so few out there. Mandate their usage though, and the motive to do so instantly exists.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

Because I want my wife or kid to be able to grab any gun in the house and use it. Or another family member for that matter. The last thing I want is for me to be incapacitated and that renders everyone elses self defense tools useless.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

Because I want my wife or kid to be able to grab any gun in the house and use it. Or another family member for that matter. The last thing I want is for me to be incapacitated and that renders everyone elses self defense tools useless.

The gun can have multiple users fingerprints programmed into it.

 

[Eaglewings]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

Because I want my wife or kid to be able to grab any gun in the house and use it. Or another family member for that matter. The last thing I want is for me to be incapacitated and that renders everyone elses self defense tools useless.

The gun can have multiple users fingerprints programmed into it.

Well I think it is a good idea because kids know exactly where hidden things are..

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[Missouri_Mike]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

Because I want my wife or kid to be able to grab any gun in the house and use it. Or another family member for that matter. The last thing I want is for me to be incapacitated and that renders everyone elses self defense tools useless.

The gun can have multiple users fingerprints programmed into it.

Doesn’t matter. The last thing I want is a worthless weapon when I need it. For any reason. Especially if the sole purpose is to make snowflake lefties feel good.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

Because I want my wife or kid to be able to grab any gun in the house and use it. Or another family member for that matter. The last thing I want is for me to be incapacitated and that renders everyone elses self defense tools useless.

The gun can have multiple users fingerprints programmed into it.

Well I think it is a good idea because kids know exactly where hidden things are..

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So instead of hiding them teach your kid what it does and how to use it.

 

[Eaglewings]

A bad idea if it is mandatory.

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

Because I want my wife or kid to be able to grab any gun in the house and use it. Or another family member for that matter. The last thing I want is for me to be incapacitated and that renders everyone elses self defense tools useless.

The gun can have multiple users fingerprints programmed into it.

Well I think it is a good idea because kids know exactly where hidden things are..

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So instead of hiding them teach your kid what it does and how to use it.

Yes, they know..my husband taught them.. I had a rifle club in my high school in the 70's they have a picture in my yearbook hold all of there rifles..lol but I lived in the country then.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Because of cost or because it is a personal inconvenience?

Because I want my wife or kid to be able to grab any gun in the house and use it. Or another family member for that matter. The last thing I want is for me to be incapacitated and that renders everyone elses self defense tools useless.

The gun can have multiple users fingerprints programmed into it.

Well I think it is a good idea because kids know exactly where hidden things are..

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So instead of hiding them teach your kid what it does and how to use it.

Yes, they know..my husband taught them.. I had a rifle club in my high school in the 70's they have a picture in my yearbook hold all of there rifles..lol but I lived in the country then.

Well since you have nothing to worry about and I have nothing to worry about I guess we don’t need these goofy things on our firearms.