01-22-2016, 08:00 PM
Yeah, I see your points.
My clients (seniors) often don't put the caps all the way on their pill bottles because they can't open them on their own in many cases. Some of them have little ones visiting from time to time, so we put them on a high shelf in a flip lock box that is easy for adults to open, but would be hard for kids to both reach and open.
But, my understanding is that the technology child safety features on guns would be built in, like with the fingerprint recognition function. It wouldn't require any extra effort for the user, but would block the wrong hands from firing the gun. I see more value in the fingerprint security feature than the cool factor in terms of childproofing and theft deterrence, but that's just based on what I've read. I guess we'll need to see what ends up getting proposed.
My clients (seniors) often don't put the caps all the way on their pill bottles because they can't open them on their own in many cases. Some of them have little ones visiting from time to time, so we put them on a high shelf in a flip lock box that is easy for adults to open, but would be hard for kids to both reach and open.
But, my understanding is that the technology child safety features on guns would be built in, like with the fingerprint recognition function. It wouldn't require any extra effort for the user, but would block the wrong hands from firing the gun. I see more value in the fingerprint security feature than the cool factor in terms of childproofing and theft deterrence, but that's just based on what I've read. I guess we'll need to see what ends up getting proposed.