The idea of smart guns fascinates me, especially considering how much the conversation around gun safety has evolved. I have been curious if this is a futuristic possibility? I've been reading various articles, and the hurdles seem vast. For one, there are significant regulatory challenges, with organizations like the NRA opposing it. Many gun owners feel that smart guns would be unnecessary government intervention, which makes sense.
The smart gun concept aims to be adding safety features, such as biometric scanners that use fingerprints, so gun is only operable in owners' hands. While the technology might still be difficult to implement, the idea of an RFID system is intriguing and could be a viable alternative. Would they wear like a ring or bracelet because no way fingerprints would work?
I'm not necessarily defending the concept of a smart gun—I'm simply curious about it. Personally, I believe the high cost of the specialized technology makes it impossible at the moment. I don’t think most buyers even in the future would be willing to spend that kind of money for a smart gun.
Will never happen. There's no way people will allow the government to oversee their firearms. The technology itself seems flawed and, if it becomes feasible, could easily be hacked.
Oh, heck no. Ain't nobody putting any sorts of widgets or whatever on my gun. I have watched a video on this, and it won't ever happen. Breaks all laws in our country.