Depick
.308 Win
Stumbled on to this today seems like an excellent idea for keeping a pistol nearby and secure.
ZØRE X | ZORE
ZØRE X | ZORE
Zore gun lock
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I'll pass!
MikeyCNY
6.5 Creedmoor
As someone who loves technology... ehhhh.... not on a defensive gun.
JohnD13
.357 mag
That was interesting right up to 'there's an app." I would not be betting your lock could not be hacked. Still a clever idea though.
Bananabandit
.338 Win Mag
No thanks
minderasr
6.5 Creedmoor
So you're away on business, say in another state. Suddenly your phone alerts you that someone is tampering with your weapon. What do you do?
BDSKJCHRIS
.40 S&W
manual safeties and locks on pistols are pointless...the trigger guard on a holster is there for a reason. treat all guns as if they are loaded and have a round chambered, because they should be. if your gun isn't loaded and ready to go you do not have a gun, you have a paper weight rubics cube hybrid.
RandallOfLegend
.40 S&W
I think I prefer my bedside push button safe with a loaded pistol inside over having to unlock and rack the pistol. Plus it doesn't work on revolvers. Neat technology though. All mechanical.
For your application. High speed low drag operators operating tactically "knowing" what other people should be using in their kit. I don't mind manual safeties.
For your application. High speed low drag operators operating tactically "knowing" what other people should be using in their kit. I don't mind manual safeties.
soylentBlue
.357 mag
I like options. This might be the right option for somebody. Sure beats any one the smartgun options.
gun_slinger_boy
.338 Win Mag
Couldn't figure it out on the other forum. Still can't figure it out now and no one has ever taken time to explain it to me. What the hell is a gun lock!?
BDSKJCHRIS
.40 S&W
most pistols didn't have manual safeties until the 80's and 90's. and that was due to feel good anti gunners freaking out and demanding that they have safeties.
if you can't keep your muzzle in a safe direction and keep your finger off the trigger, then you shouldn't be holding a gun. the only reason early 1911's and hi-powers had safeties was because they were single action triggers with very light pulls. now most pistols have a da/sa trigger.
even most pistols now that have safeties only have them to function as a decocker so the gun can be carried loaded, with a round in the chamber, safety off. striker fired pistols were never meant to have safeties. do revolvers have manual safeties?
the only thing a mechanical safety on a pistol is guaranteed to do is fail when you need it.
Cleck
.308 Win
TL;DR - Keep your booger picker off the bang switch, until you're ready to bring the hate.
I like the idea, but like most have said, not for me. Too much to do. If I didn't have kids, I probably wouldn't have a drawer safe, but it's probably good that I do.
FRANKIE
6.5 Creedmoor
You become defenseless when they attack the grid.
BDSKJCHRIS
.40 S&W
"it alerts you when someone touches your gun" "oh...we're not a security solution, were a monitoring system, we alert you when someone takes your gun....someone has unlocked your gun."