[Gunstar1]

This is great.

Basically, a glock that performs like a glock, except smart. No one will meet that criteria for years and years.

 

[Gunstar1]

Except when it isn't smart any longer. Which makes no sense to begin with.

https://www.nraila.org/articles/20161118/federal-smart-gun-standards-set-a-high-bar

Exactly. You have people clamoring for "smart guns" but the government itself puts out a document which says basically a smart gun should be as reliable as a dumb gun and should default to being a regular old dumb gun is what we would want.

That is renders the entire "smart gun" argument as invalid, or at the very least stupid. Oh I could pay $600 for a regular glock, or $1200 for a government recommended smart glock which operates nearly identically. No one will build such a thing. Any state proposing such a smart gun mandate should be pointed to this government recommendation and use it as a baseline, which will never be met.