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Caliber does not matter in self-defense??Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.As soon as they work properly, affordable... But to be honest I don't see that happening, if huge companies such as Apple and Samsung can't get a simple fingerprint reader to work worth a shit, I don't see any point in it.Has it occurred to you that smart guns would be additional sales?
But they do work. All guns fail.
Robert Spitzer, a SUNY Cortland political science professor and author of The Politics of Gun Control (whom Hayes brought in after Pratt to talk about the issue), said in order for the Armatix iP1 gun to be sold in California, it had to pass a reliability test.
"The standard was a 99 percent successful fire rate, which it met (fire 600 times with 6 or fewer failed discharges)," Spitzer said.
Others stressed that all guns are prone to failure at some point. The mechanical failure rate is often given as 1 in 1,000, and a military weapon’s failure rate is closer to 1 in 10,000, Sebastian said.
"Misfire is embedded in our language," he said.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.You are as stupid as a bag of hammers if you think that.
Please educate yourself on the matter before you speak… Dumbass
Caliber does not matter in self-defense??Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.As soon as they work properly, affordable... But to be honest I don't see that happening, if huge companies such as Apple and Samsung can't get a simple fingerprint reader to work worth a shit, I don't see any point in it.
But they do work. All guns fail.
Robert Spitzer, a SUNY Cortland political science professor and author of The Politics of Gun Control (whom Hayes brought in after Pratt to talk about the issue), said in order for the Armatix iP1 gun to be sold in California, it had to pass a reliability test.
"The standard was a 99 percent successful fire rate, which it met (fire 600 times with 6 or fewer failed discharges)," Spitzer said.
Others stressed that all guns are prone to failure at some point. The mechanical failure rate is often given as 1 in 1,000, and a military weapon’s failure rate is closer to 1 in 10,000, Sebastian said.
"Misfire is embedded in our language," he said.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
Please educate yourself on the matter before you speak… Dumbass
What ammo is more expensive, .22 or .40? That is really what it is about.
No one with any sort of common sense and intelligence whatsoever would depend on the 22 Long rifle cartridge for self-defense...Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.As soon as they work properly, affordable... But to be honest I don't see that happening, if huge companies such as Apple and Samsung can't get a simple fingerprint reader to work worth a shit, I don't see any point in it.
But they do work. All guns fail.
Robert Spitzer, a SUNY Cortland political science professor and author of The Politics of Gun Control (whom Hayes brought in after Pratt to talk about the issue), said in order for the Armatix iP1 gun to be sold in California, it had to pass a reliability test.
"The standard was a 99 percent successful fire rate, which it met (fire 600 times with 6 or fewer failed discharges)," Spitzer said.
Others stressed that all guns are prone to failure at some point. The mechanical failure rate is often given as 1 in 1,000, and a military weapon’s failure rate is closer to 1 in 10,000, Sebastian said.
"Misfire is embedded in our language," he said.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
A .22 LR does not have much stopping power if you knew anything about guns you would know that
2aguy has told me many times a shot doesn't need to be fired. Who cares about stopping power? Link where it didn't stop someone.
you care more about gun
you care more about controlling guns than you do children because the only time you mention kids is in gun related threadsWhy don't you whine some more Ms. pathetic bitch?
Ah yes, caring about children is so pathetic. Sorry but that is just something real men do. You obviously are some lower life form.
They don't come up much in economics which I like to debate. I do say it is crazy to let a child think they should change sexes. Where else do they come up?
no there are just a hell of a lot more things that accidentally kill children than guns but you don't care abou t those things do you
Than you won't mind losing your 2nd amendment rights along with your freedom when the same thing happens to you & yours.
SO what?
So what ? Hows about 90 days in the slammer for daddy, plus permanent loss of his 2nd amendment rights.....Daddy is too stupid to own a gun.
I don't have a problem with that but that kid getting shot had nothing to do with me or my guns now did it?
It won't happen. No kid will ever get his grimy little paws on any of my weapons so no kid will ever shoot himself with one of them
ANd I am all for draconian prison sentences when it comes to crimes committed with guns the harsher the better
He deflects a lot...SO you can't back up your claim that toddlers kill more people than terroristsWe have tsa now, no worries.Toddlers kill more than terrorists in this country. I guess all that stuff about keeping Moslems out is BS then. Thanks.
Really? So now list over 3000 people toddlers with guns have killed
got it
In the last 5 years. Make you feel better?
So now you are changing the parameters as usual
No one with any sort of common sense and intelligence whatsoever would depend on the 22 Long rifle cartridge for self-defense...Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.But they do work. All guns fail.
Robert Spitzer, a SUNY Cortland political science professor and author of The Politics of Gun Control (whom Hayes brought in after Pratt to talk about the issue), said in order for the Armatix iP1 gun to be sold in California, it had to pass a reliability test.
"The standard was a 99 percent successful fire rate, which it met (fire 600 times with 6 or fewer failed discharges)," Spitzer said.
Others stressed that all guns are prone to failure at some point. The mechanical failure rate is often given as 1 in 1,000, and a military weapon’s failure rate is closer to 1 in 10,000, Sebastian said.
"Misfire is embedded in our language," he said.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
A .22 LR does not have much stopping power if you knew anything about guns you would know that
2aguy has told me many times a shot doesn't need to be fired. Who cares about stopping power? Link where it didn't stop someone.
Show me a link where they recommend a 22 Long rifle for self-defense, if they do they themselves should be shot for stupidity.... Lol
I don't live in a high crime area, but I certainly would not try it out as a experiment to see if they work or not. DumbassCaliber does not matter in self-defense??Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.As soon as they work properly, affordable... But to be honest I don't see that happening, if huge companies such as Apple and Samsung can't get a simple fingerprint reader to work worth a shit, I don't see any point in it.
But they do work. All guns fail.
Robert Spitzer, a SUNY Cortland political science professor and author of The Politics of Gun Control (whom Hayes brought in after Pratt to talk about the issue), said in order for the Armatix iP1 gun to be sold in California, it had to pass a reliability test.
"The standard was a 99 percent successful fire rate, which it met (fire 600 times with 6 or fewer failed discharges)," Spitzer said.
Others stressed that all guns are prone to failure at some point. The mechanical failure rate is often given as 1 in 1,000, and a military weapon’s failure rate is closer to 1 in 10,000, Sebastian said.
"Misfire is embedded in our language," he said.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
Please educate yourself on the matter before you speak… Dumbass
Ok when has it mattered in your personal self defense?
No one with any sort of common sense and intelligence whatsoever would depend on the 22 Long rifle cartridge for self-defense...Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.But they do work. All guns fail.
Robert Spitzer, a SUNY Cortland political science professor and author of The Politics of Gun Control (whom Hayes brought in after Pratt to talk about the issue), said in order for the Armatix iP1 gun to be sold in California, it had to pass a reliability test.
"The standard was a 99 percent successful fire rate, which it met (fire 600 times with 6 or fewer failed discharges)," Spitzer said.
Others stressed that all guns are prone to failure at some point. The mechanical failure rate is often given as 1 in 1,000, and a military weapon’s failure rate is closer to 1 in 10,000, Sebastian said.
"Misfire is embedded in our language," he said.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
A .22 LR does not have much stopping power if you knew anything about guns you would know that
2aguy has told me many times a shot doesn't need to be fired. Who cares about stopping power? Link where it didn't stop someone.
Show me a link where they recommend a 22 Long rifle for self-defense, if they do they themselves should be shot for stupidity.... Lol
I don't live in a high crime area, but I certainly would not try it out as a experiment to see if they work or not. DumbassCaliber does not matter in self-defense??Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.But they do work. All guns fail.
Robert Spitzer, a SUNY Cortland political science professor and author of The Politics of Gun Control (whom Hayes brought in after Pratt to talk about the issue), said in order for the Armatix iP1 gun to be sold in California, it had to pass a reliability test.
"The standard was a 99 percent successful fire rate, which it met (fire 600 times with 6 or fewer failed discharges)," Spitzer said.
Others stressed that all guns are prone to failure at some point. The mechanical failure rate is often given as 1 in 1,000, and a military weapon’s failure rate is closer to 1 in 10,000, Sebastian said.
"Misfire is embedded in our language," he said.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
Please educate yourself on the matter before you speak… Dumbass
Ok when has it mattered in your personal self defense?
Lol
Have you priced 22 ammo lately... If you can get it... obviously not... LolCaliber does not matter in self-defense??Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.As soon as they work properly, affordable... But to be honest I don't see that happening, if huge companies such as Apple and Samsung can't get a simple fingerprint reader to work worth a shit, I don't see any point in it.
But they do work. All guns fail.
Robert Spitzer, a SUNY Cortland political science professor and author of The Politics of Gun Control (whom Hayes brought in after Pratt to talk about the issue), said in order for the Armatix iP1 gun to be sold in California, it had to pass a reliability test.
"The standard was a 99 percent successful fire rate, which it met (fire 600 times with 6 or fewer failed discharges)," Spitzer said.
Others stressed that all guns are prone to failure at some point. The mechanical failure rate is often given as 1 in 1,000, and a military weapon’s failure rate is closer to 1 in 10,000, Sebastian said.
"Misfire is embedded in our language," he said.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
Please educate yourself on the matter before you speak… Dumbass
What ammo is more expensive, .22 or .40? That is really what it is about.
Have you priced 22 ammo lately... If you can get it... obviously not... LolCaliber does not matter in self-defense??Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.But they do work. All guns fail.
Robert Spitzer, a SUNY Cortland political science professor and author of The Politics of Gun Control (whom Hayes brought in after Pratt to talk about the issue), said in order for the Armatix iP1 gun to be sold in California, it had to pass a reliability test.
"The standard was a 99 percent successful fire rate, which it met (fire 600 times with 6 or fewer failed discharges)," Spitzer said.
Others stressed that all guns are prone to failure at some point. The mechanical failure rate is often given as 1 in 1,000, and a military weapon’s failure rate is closer to 1 in 10,000, Sebastian said.
"Misfire is embedded in our language," he said.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
Please educate yourself on the matter before you speak… Dumbass
What ammo is more expensive, .22 or .40? That is really what it is about.
you care more about gun
you care more about controlling guns than you do children because the only time you mention kids is in gun related threadsAh yes, caring about children is so pathetic. Sorry but that is just something real men do. You obviously are some lower life form.
They don't come up much in economics which I like to debate. I do say it is crazy to let a child think they should change sexes. Where else do they come up?
no there are just a hell of a lot more things that accidentally kill children than guns but you don't care abou t those things do youThan you won't mind losing your 2nd amendment rights along with your freedom when the same thing happens to you & yours.SO what?
So what ? Hows about 90 days in the slammer for daddy, plus permanent loss of his 2nd amendment rights.....Daddy is too stupid to own a gun.
I don't have a problem with that but that kid getting shot had nothing to do with me or my guns now did it?
It won't happen. No kid will ever get his grimy little paws on any of my weapons so no kid will ever shoot himself with one of them
ANd I am all for draconian prison sentences when it comes to crimes committed with guns the harsher the better
Your overconfidence is gonna leave you wishing you were more careful sometime in the future.
Deflection notedNo one with any sort of common sense and intelligence whatsoever would depend on the 22 Long rifle cartridge for self-defense...Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
A .22 LR does not have much stopping power if you knew anything about guns you would know that
2aguy has told me many times a shot doesn't need to be fired. Who cares about stopping power? Link where it didn't stop someone.
Show me a link where they recommend a 22 Long rifle for self-defense, if they do they themselves should be shot for stupidity.... Lol
If the gun isn't fired the caliber doesn't matter.
No one with any sort of common sense and intelligence whatsoever would depend on the 22 Long rifle cartridge for self-defense...Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
A .22 LR does not have much stopping power if you knew anything about guns you would know that
2aguy has told me many times a shot doesn't need to be fired. Who cares about stopping power? Link where it didn't stop someone.
Show me a link where they recommend a 22 Long rifle for self-defense, if they do they themselves should be shot for stupidity.... Lol
You're a deeply stupid man. The 22 round is one of the most lethal rounds available to the public today. The rounds low velocity is the reason why.
LolNo one with any sort of common sense and intelligence whatsoever would depend on the 22 Long rifle cartridge for self-defense...Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
A .22 LR does not have much stopping power if you knew anything about guns you would know that
2aguy has told me many times a shot doesn't need to be fired. Who cares about stopping power? Link where it didn't stop someone.
Show me a link where they recommend a 22 Long rifle for self-defense, if they do they themselves should be shot for stupidity.... Lol
You're a deeply stupid man. The 22 round is one of the most lethal rounds available to the public today. The rounds low velocity is the reason why.
You do know that the profit margin can be exactly the same on two differently priced things don't you?Have you priced 22 ammo lately... If you can get it... obviously not... LolCaliber does not matter in self-defense??Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
Please educate yourself on the matter before you speak… Dumbass
What ammo is more expensive, .22 or .40? That is really what it is about.
Oh is it more expensive than .40 now? Must you always be dishonest?
you care more about gun
you care more about controlling guns than you do children because the only time you mention kids is in gun related threads
They don't come up much in economics which I like to debate. I do say it is crazy to let a child think they should change sexes. Where else do they come up?
no there are just a hell of a lot more things that accidentally kill children than guns but you don't care abou t those things do youThan you won't mind losing your 2nd amendment rights along with your freedom when the same thing happens to you & yours.So what ? Hows about 90 days in the slammer for daddy, plus permanent loss of his 2nd amendment rights.....Daddy is too stupid to own a gun.
I don't have a problem with that but that kid getting shot had nothing to do with me or my guns now did it?
It won't happen. No kid will ever get his grimy little paws on any of my weapons so no kid will ever shoot himself with one of them
ANd I am all for draconian prison sentences when it comes to crimes committed with guns the harsher the better
Your overconfidence is gonna leave you wishing you were more careful sometime in the future.
Nope. Sorry to disappoint. I am probably the most safety conscious gun owner you will ever meet. I have never accidentally fired a gun nor has anyone ever shot any one of my weapons besides me not even my wife. She shoots her own gun
I make more off the 22 Long rifle ammo, when I have it. It sells faster than I can buy it, it's been that way for a few years now.I don't live in a high crime area, but I certainly would not try it out as a experiment to see if they work or not. DumbassCaliber does not matter in self-defense??Have you looked at these guns firsthand?? I have, they are just a 22 Long rifle cartridge. Not acceptable for self-defense. Sure they are in the developmental stage but that's unacceptable right now.
The smart gun function is just another part to fail on the mechanical device, I really don't see any point for it.
I will stick to the traditional firearm.
If it ain't broke don't fix it...
Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
Please educate yourself on the matter before you speak… Dumbass
Ok when has it mattered in your personal self defense?
Lol
So it hasn't mattered, go figure. Do you make more selling .22 or .40?
They don't come up much in economics which I like to debate. I do say it is crazy to let a child think they should change sexes. Where else do they come up?
no there are just a hell of a lot more things that accidentally kill children than guns but you don't care abou t those things do youThan you won't mind losing your 2nd amendment rights along with your freedom when the same thing happens to you & yours.I don't have a problem with that but that kid getting shot had nothing to do with me or my guns now did it?
It won't happen. No kid will ever get his grimy little paws on any of my weapons so no kid will ever shoot himself with one of them
ANd I am all for draconian prison sentences when it comes to crimes committed with guns the harsher the better
Your overconfidence is gonna leave you wishing you were more careful sometime in the future.
Nope. Sorry to disappoint. I am probably the most safety conscious gun owner you will ever meet. I have never accidentally fired a gun nor has anyone ever shot any one of my weapons besides me not even my wife. She shoots her own gun
Youre crushing for a bruising dude. Your attitude is all wrong b
You do know that the profit margin can be exactly the same on two differently priced things don't you?Have you priced 22 ammo lately... If you can get it... obviously not... LolCaliber does not matter in self-defense??Not acceptable? In the vast majority of defenses a shot isn't fired. Caliber doesn't matter unless you are trying to sell more expensive ammo.
Please educate yourself on the matter before you speak… Dumbass
What ammo is more expensive, .22 or .40? That is really what it is about.
Oh is it more expensive than .40 now? Must you always be dishonest?
Right you obviously don't
