NY lawmakers pressing for study of so-called 'smart' handgun technology
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Colorado's Biofire swears they have made a functional "smart gun" but all my attempts to test it--whether to have them send one to me for review or to have me got to their facility to test it--have been denied or met with delays and/or silence.
Colorado's Biofire swears they have made a functional "smart gun" but all my attempts to test it--whether to have them send one to me for review or to have me got to their facility to test it--have been denied or met with delays and/or silence.
Colorado-based safety and technology firm Biofire claims its Smart Gun is always in a "locked" state, preventing unauthorized use once it leaves an identified user's hands while...