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This is an Interesting Approach to Gun Safety

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Hi,

Um, wait, what? Why would you want to cripple your firearm? This seems way too inconvenient to use on an EDC. I suppose you could use this to lock up all your  other guns when the grandkids came over. I think a single locking metal gun cabinet would be more cost effective than buying one of these for every one of your pistols. I don't get it. But then, I'm just the bass player.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
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if you need to get to your gun super quick and defend your life, how much time do you have..????

anyone got the time to mess around with a key, remove the device, insert a real mag and commence firing.>???

i know i don't.
 
The Night Rider said:
Nope, you missed the whole point.

They may or may not understand how guns work but they definitely understand how people work and they know that there are a whole bunch of stupid people in the world that will buy this.
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I didn't miss that point at all, and I'm well aware of it. It depends on whether you are interpreting the OP's question to apply to the manufacturer, or the end user. I was responding to the question as it applies to the latter. You're responding to it as it applies to the former.
 
XD94045 said:
Why would anyone do this?



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No thanks. I have a "Hillary hole" on my S&W 638 Bodyguard and that's never been used. (I'm in a rowdy mood today, the idea of Hillary's hole makes me want to hurl...:))

As it's been said many times before, "The best gun safety you own is between your ears."...:)
 
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