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Not someone who would actually use it for self defense. This is someone who would put the smart gun in a safe and the ammo in a different safe and they will never touch
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I'm just not impressed, and the reason given for making small cap mags with a massive gun is that they're limited by Colorado law. Why would you manufacture in a state that limits you? Is the founder stupid? Obviously he's done well enough to get all these massive investments
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I think it's cool. Looks like a gun out of cyberpunk 2077. If it wasn't 1500 (so ~2k+ after taxes, shipping, ffl transfer fee, dros) I honestly might've bought it. As it stands there's much better things I could spend 2k usd on.
If you want the cooler looking black/white color scheme it's actually 1600.
Also kind of a rough thought but I’ve seen this happen with electronics before. If they go out of business and stop supporting the gun, eventually the battery will go bad or some part will fail and then you just have a bricked device that can’t be repairedNot someone who would actually use it for self defense. This is someone who would put the smart gun in a safe and the ammo in a different safe and they will never touch
lol that’s why I think this will never make any real money beyond a small niche. It’s marketed more for a casual owner that’s not really into guns because hardcore owners will mostly reject something like this and stick to their HK’s and other expensive guns.Yoo this thing is $1500?
I was thinking maybe I'll get one as an experiment for $500 but $1500 is real gun money.
...or every new version will require a new, different charging cable. Of course, planned obsolescence will lead to the old version suddenly not working well with no new updates, so please get the newest version. Then you'll have a bedside drawer full of bricked smart guns and their accompanying cables and charging docks... #donglegatetwopointoh #lookingatyouappleAlso kind of a rough thought but I’ve seen this happen with electronics before. If they go out of business and stop supporting the gun, eventually the battery will go bad or some part will fail and then you just have a bricked device that can’t be repaired
*"$2000 Glock. Like new. Off-roster. Incredibly rare. Only like a box of fired through it. Safe queen. No lowballers. I know what I've got. No body armor."lol that’s why I think this will never make any real money beyond a small niche. It’s marketed more for a casual owner that’s not really into guns because hardcore owners will mostly reject something like this and stick to their HK’s and other expensive guns.
While the majority of casual and novice owners would not pay that kind of money when they can get a $400 Glock or canik etc…