For me, never. Also, these people appear to be leaving a loaded gun within reach of a child, trusting nothing but electronics. Ever have to get help with your cell phone from your kid? I have. I'll trust a good old safe.
Posts: 17376 | Location: Lexington, KY | Registered: October 15, 2006
Having been a New Product Development Engineer for 32 years the one thing I can tell you is this - First runs (batches) are usually limited to 10-100 units to ensure you have controlled user feedback and can make “adjustments” before proceeding with the full production launch. We have many times conducted several limited (first batch) launches with each reflecting changes based on the previous batch feedback or issues.
With this said I am betting their first batch could be a very very low number of units…Just my opinion….
And no (as others said) - I will not be buying one of these either…..
Posts: 3476 | Location: MS | Registered: December 16, 2004
Originally posted by Puckpilot78: Someone explain this review from the website: “If it weren't for the fact that it's got sensors and screens and lights on it you wouldn't know that this isn't just a regular mechanical pistol and I think that to me that's that's a sign that they've done their job right.” — Ian McCollum
So it doesn't look anything like a "regular" gun, but you can't tell it's not a regular gun? Derp!
We'll, here's the video:
Posts: 4713 | Location: Kansas City, MO | Registered: May 28, 2004