If you enter the PIN number backwards on your watch, the police will come.
Schuylaar's Sesh - The Smart Gun Is Already Here Read It And Weep..
- Thread starter schuylaar
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i'm just pointing out that technology is here..the paradigm has shifted.
yes, unfortunate that i took a republican at face value rather than fact check..
Locks on guns have been here since the 18th century, nothing new under the sun, no new paradigm broken, just a stupid useless piece of shit .22 auto pistol destined for the trash heap. I would rather have a Jennings .22 and that says more than you know.
In other words you are gullible to a fault.
Dr Kynes
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are you stupid?
in your own "citations" you can read that new jersey has a law mandating every handgun in the state become a "smart gun" as soon as any "smart gun" is sold anywhere in the US.
selling this fail ass piece of shit will trigger that law
california likewise has "smart gun" requirements in place, waiting to impose their stupidity upon us all as soon as their imaginary technology (which you have been asserting is ready for some time now) matures
REAL guns (like, you know, not a .22) will bash delicate electronics to bits when they are fired, and having to wear an ugly cheap digital watch (that costs two racks) all the time, and THEN having to text in my "pin code" with the tip of a pencil before i can git to the shootin is retarded.
Mindmelted
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Retarded like the OP is.............
1. the pin is for activation..once
2. watch breaks, get a new one
3. waterproof watch
4. delicate electronics in a casio? lullers
5. the technology will expand to all guns eventually
6. competition will change pricepoint
7. i can't wait for wal-mart to sell them
Dr Kynes
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no, the technology is not "here" and no "paradigm has shifted"
back in the 90's there was a gun tested by some PD's in calif, which used a magnetic lock and a ring to disable a gun when not held by the ring wearer
the gun locking mechanisms broke down after just a few hundred shots.
that technology is 100x more reliable than delicate electronics, a fugly ass cheap watch and a pin code that requires intense concentration and a bent paperclip to enter.
NOTHING has changed.
you're referencing the 90's?..we barely had computers.
Dr Kynes
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1. activation every time you want to use the gun, numbnuts. at least it's not for every shot.1. the pin is for activation..once
2. watch breaks, get a new one
3. waterproof watch
4. delicate electronics in a casio? lullers
5. the technology will expand to all guns eventually
6. competition will change pricepoint
7. i can't wait for wal-mart to sell them
2. super special magic watch costs 2 grand, and is only available from the manufacturer of the "gun"
3. it doesnt look waterproof to me.
4. the electronics in the gun dumbass, you know, where the explosions happen...
5. not on my guns.
6. no, it wont. thats the beauty of government mandates.
7. then you deserve a wal-mart gun.
Dr Kynes
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tell ya what, you bet your life on the reliability of your cheap digital watch and your ability to enter a pin code while your assailant is pursuing you, and ill keep relying on my real guns.
Mindmelted
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She uses a axe like her hero UB......
Dr Kynes
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they would both be mountainlion chow as soon as they stepped out of their comfortable urban environment.
The person in the video is holding it wrong and by the look on their face is absolutely terrified of guns.
Its a .22 you fucking pussy.
germans don't make cheap digital watches.