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If I could have a gun that only I could fire, and which I could fire with 100% reliability, that would be something I'd want. But I've never seen a particularl
by hugh4 11y ago
If I could have a gun that only I could fire, and which I could fire with 100% reliability, that would be something I'd want.
But I've never seen a particularly fast or reliable fingerprint scanner, my hands might be dirty or greasy, and presumably the gun can run out of battery.
I don't have a gun, but if I did, I wouldn't get one of these.
- shaftoe 11y agoDesign considerations for handguns include: * Firing with the opposite hand * Firing with hands slick with fluid (blood, sweat, mud, whatever). * Reloading and firing with a single hand available. * Firing with broken or missing digits. The world of gunfighting is a great deal messier than fingerprint scanners can handle.