Who's buying one?

[JMP]

I read the website, but I still didn't quite understand how it works.

[glock_this]

Mine is handy. My is loaded. Mine is ready. I have safes. I have locks. I have cable locks. I have security. Yeah, I do to... but the tech is what is interesting to me. At a retail price, NO WAY. At this opening support price, yeah, ok, I will buy in and did to try it.

I like the app phone connectivity and trainer functions. And the fact it can sense if it has been disturbed and alert you via the phone.

It's tech, you either like this stuff or not - and I do

[Cato]

In 5 years the state of California will require one on all guns.

[glock_this]

If you have an Android phone, go download the app. It is super nice & smooth interface. Very refined app I'll say. It has a demo mode, but what I like us unlock the app & holster the unlock button if the weapon you want to unlock & boom... lock is unlocked.

[johnnyh75]

nope that's why i have a safe !!

[glock_this]

So you don't own gun locks... "because you have a safe"? ok.

[tileguy]

nope

[mossy]

Ha, nope.

[echoThreeOneSix]

let me add one more nope to the list.

[Fate]

Never buy anything that connects your guns to the internet.

Haxxorz!!!!

[jfwlb]

The only person in my house is me, so no. If I had small children or older parents living with me, maybe. As it is, NO.

John

[92E2]

Nope, I already have more gun locks than I know what to do with.

[tbc]

Not a bad concept for nightstand guns under the environment with kids. I could not bite because one of my nightstand guns is a revolver.


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[ScottsBad]

Meh. No.

[E Michael]

I actually really like the idea. however my money is going elsewhere with the upcoming legislation.