The smart gun has been stymied by lobby groups like the NRA for more than 100 years. So whether or not an incident took place in Silicon Valley is pretty much a moot point.
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100 years? Smart?
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Also absolutely no demand for it from gun buyers.
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The venture capitalists of Silicon Valley are not “liberal funders”...
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James Bond has one.
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The worlds worst FICTIONAL spy

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Major money and research should be put into this technology. Great advancements could be made, but as is, I would never consider a firearm with the reliability of my smart phone. All of my guns work without batteries.
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If you don't want someone else to use your gun just put a trigger lock on it. Problem solved.
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Looks like it’s a piece of garbage.
Wake me when it can keep up with my competition pistols...but I seriously doubt it.pic.twitter.com/aOcPI8jHtY
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I would buy a smart gun from Apple if they sold one.
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I can see this gun malfunctioning and not working in time of need. Not a fan and I’m not even pro gun.
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That’s a key part of the opposition to legislation by gun advocates. That said, it’s certainly plausible that this risk would be overcome with sufficient development.
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With that said, a gun without this technology can also malfunction in time of need.
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