Zore- The next generation of gun safety

[rdb241]

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[Osarion]

That actually looks pretty cool. As with all tech-related safety devices though my question is... what happens if the battery runs out?

 

[BlackRyder]

Interesting idea. Those idf guys sure are smart.

 

[etrain16]

Interesting concept. I like this better than some others. If I were ever to use anything like this, I would still do what I do already - at night, before bed, I unlock any lock I'm using so I don't have to worry about fumbling with it in the middle of the night. If it's a gun I don't have on me when I'm away from home, it could be a good option - I like the notification feature. And the other movement notification device would be good to have on the safe itself, just in case someone gets in the house while we are away and starts messing with it.

 

[3MTA3]

I had an advanced bioelectrical safety installed between my ears almost sixty years ago. Since then it has worked without fail every single time.

 

[etrain16]

I had an advanced bioelectrical safety installed between my ears almost sixty years ago. Since then it has worked without fail every single time.

Amazing how many folks never got that installed

 

[jbett98]

I'm waiting for an upgrade.

 

[Joe13]

Sorry but I'm still not a fan of anything with batteries and want one in the chamber of the gun I keep for bump in the night.

A quality handgun safe does all of that already.

Better then putting one in the chamber, taking it out and putting your lock in it then repeating daily.

 

[Lilhigbee]

Amazing how many folks never got that installed

Even more amazing how many people deliberately disable theirs!!

 

[mjbskwim]

That actually looks pretty cool. As with all tech-related safety devices though my question is... what happens if the battery runs out?

Well then you pistol whip the summbytch

 

[3MTA3]

Amazing how many folks never got that installed

A frequent mistake is to put it in backwards by installing it in the wrong end.

 

[3MTA3]

Well then you pistol whip the summbytch

That would be assault with a battery...

 

[Koda]

That actually looks pretty cool. As with all tech-related safety devices though my question is... what happens if the battery runs out?

for something like this, you would replace the battery on a maintenance schedule, regardless if it needs it or not.

as a safety product that doesn't require any modification to the gun, I have no problem with supporting this idea. Locked out or not, I don't see myself ever leaving a gun out of a safe unattended so I would probably only go for the "ZORE Watchdog" safe notification device.

(seems like Déjà vu, didn't we have this same thread a couple years ago?)

 

[mjbskwim]

That would be assault with a battery...

Without a battery.... cause it was dead

 

[Certaindeaf]

What happens if I don't give a suck?

 

[3MTA3]

What happens if I don't give a suck?

Then Energizer is out of luck...

 

[Certaindeaf]

How else can you spell "zore"?
nuf said

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Its not for me.
But then many of my guns were built without safeties, other than half cock .
( Some locks don't even have a half cock notch )
Not too sure if the lock system in the OP would work with every gun out there...

Finger off trigger , muzzle always pointed in a safe direction and finding a safe way to store your guns that works for you , seems a real simple and easy solution to this problem.
Using this "safety system" has worked for me with any gun new , old or any age in between.
Andy

 

[etrain16]

A frequent mistake is to put it in backwards by installing it in the wrong end.

That actually explains quite a bit...I've got co-workers that definitely have messed up the installation.

 

[Quartermaster]

Hard pass. Reliance on ANYTHING instead of exercising caution, restraint, and discipline is the path to failure. Take responsibility, don't look for tech to do it for you.