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On Friday, New Jerseys Senate majority leader offered a compromise that might allay fears that smart gun technology will become a backdoor form of gun control. State Sen. Loretta Weinberg (D),who sponsored the landmark 2002 law, said she would ask the legislature to drop the mandate if the National Rifle Association, a fierce critic of smart gun technology, promises not to stand in the way of the development and sale of the weapons.
Im willing to do this because eventually these are the kinds of guns people will want to buy, Weinberg said.
After finishing the video, Raymond feared what would happen to the store if he left. He slept there until until 3 a.m., then went home and returned at 6 a.m. to stand guard.
I thought what I was doing was right, he said. I didnt want my shop burned down.
Threats against Maryland gun dealer raise doubts about future of smart guns - The Washington Post
Guess people aren't so free after all to sell what they want.
Im willing to do this because eventually these are the kinds of guns people will want to buy, Weinberg said.
After finishing the video, Raymond feared what would happen to the store if he left. He slept there until until 3 a.m., then went home and returned at 6 a.m. to stand guard.
I thought what I was doing was right, he said. I didnt want my shop burned down.
Threats against Maryland gun dealer raise doubts about future of smart guns - The Washington Post
Guess people aren't so free after all to sell what they want.
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