Colorado company introduces self-locking 'smart gun'
One Colorado-based weapons startup company is trying to reduce the number of firearm deaths.
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One Colorado-based weapons startup company is trying to reduce the number of firearm deaths.
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.
Biofire Technologies is putting the finishing touches on its $1,500 9mm "smart gun," which uses biometric fingerprint technology and is expected to be released in 2024.
Gun control groups have been demanding “smart guns” for decades, touting the unproven technology as a game-changer when it comes to violent crime and firearm-involved suicides. But now tha...
In an office parking lot about halfway between Denver and Boulder, a former 50-foot-long shipping container has been converted into a cramped indoor shooting range.