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New Gun Safety Accessory Keeps Pistols From Firing In the Wrong Hands
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There are times when a gun shouldn’t fire. In the hands of a toddler, say, or really in the hands of anyone except its legal owner, or those entrusted by the owner. Guns are so easy to operate that even a toddler can accidentally fire one and injure or kill someone, as happened at least 43 times already in 2015. Veri-Fire’s Guardian fingerprint-reading gun safety accessory wants to change that, by keeping the gun locked for everyone but the gun’s owner. Here’s what the Guardian looks like in action: |
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Uncommon1
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| That's great. If the battery is dead, and you need to fire it, you're going to be dead as well. It's a twofer, and the bad guy will get away with murder. Literally. |
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