06-17-2018, 06:05 PM
I know we discussed it somewhere way upthread when Cutz was still commenting here (I really liked his posts), but fingerprint identification technology to unlock guns themselves is still really intriguing and attractive to me. Unfortunately, market execution of that technological concept doesn't seem to have gained much steam.
Having the trigger locked to anyone but the background-checked legal owner of the gun would resolve a lot of problems (kids using their parents' guns to shoot themselves and others, criminals stealing guns and using them to commit crimes...).
In the meantime, quick access to gun storage safes, via fingerprint ID, seems like a good way to go for responsible owners who want to be able to access secured guns as quickly as possible.
Having the trigger locked to anyone but the background-checked legal owner of the gun would resolve a lot of problems (kids using their parents' guns to shoot themselves and others, criminals stealing guns and using them to commit crimes...).
In the meantime, quick access to gun storage safes, via fingerprint ID, seems like a good way to go for responsible owners who want to be able to access secured guns as quickly as possible.