I’m going to do an edit and link a forgotten weapons video to give it credence. You’re correct. I still think someone could easily break the gun away from the holster (including a child), and eventually figure out a way to fire the gun.
Edit: Also, I’m a pro-arms advocate; I also believe in responsible storage and use.
I agree. That’s why there should be as many “complications”, as possible. The struggle is making an easily accessible gun, that isn’t accessible to others. It’s a puzzle.
Doesn’t that gun not engage the electronic firing mechanism if you don’t authenticate via fingerprint? Or am I thinking of a different one?
I’m going to do an edit and link a forgotten weapons video to give it credence. You’re correct. I still think someone could easily break the gun away from the holster (including a child), and eventually figure out a way to fire the gun.
Edit: Also, I’m a pro-arms advocate; I also believe in responsible storage and use.
All locks and protection mechanisms can be defeated “eventually.”
The only way a gun is safe is by melting it
I agree. That’s why there should be as many “complications”, as possible. The struggle is making an easily accessible gun, that isn’t accessible to others. It’s a puzzle.
On DoD approved safes the time to defeat it is listed. If you’re willing to make noise you can beat them in as little as 30m.