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Biofire founder and CEO Kai Kloepfer believes there's at least one way to decrease gun deaths in America. Early next year, his company will begin shipping the world's first handgun with an electronic firing system that unlocks instantaneously upon fingerprint or facial verification.This week on How I Built This Lab, how Kai spent the past decade designing a firearm intended to prevent unauthorized use, particularly by children and adolescents. Plus, why past efforts to bring a smart gun to market have failed and an assessment of the changing U.S. gun market.This episode was produced by Casey Herman and edited by John Isabella, with research by Alex Cheng.Our music was composed by Ramtin Arablouei. Our audio engineer was Neal Rauch.You can follow HIBT on Twitter & Instagram, and email us at hibt@id.wondery.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, we're joined by the man behind the first "smart gun" that's going to come to market. Kai Kloepfer is the founder of Biofire, a company that has been getting a lot of attention since announcing it will ship a 9mm pistol with integrated biometric locks this year. He answered a wide array of different questions on smart guns and the Biofire model in particular. He explained how Biofire intertwines the operation of the firing mechanism with biometrics. Instead of using an electronic device to block a traditional trigger setup, they have eliminated the traditional system to substitute it with a fire-by-wire system. He said that was the only way they found to make the gun lock and unlock quickly enough to be useful for home defense. He also talked at length about how the company has worked to make the gun reliable--a key consideration for most gun owners that will likely determine if the company sinks or swims. He also addressed key political questions. Kloepfer said he believes his gun should be an option for consumers but never mandated. That's why he's filed an amicus letter in the case against California's handgun roster. We also talk about the unique possibilities that a fire-by-wire system opens up for things like adjustable trigger weights, shooting statistics, and even maintenance notifications. Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I discuss Congress taking on the pistol-brace ban. And I talk about the setback I just had in obtaining my DC concealed carry license. Special Guest: Kai Kloepfer.

Jon Patton talks with Kai, the CEO of Biofire about his brand new smart gun and its not what you might think… Watch the YouTube version here: https://youtu.be/8g2qROzmHdE

Pro and cons of smart guns. Pros: According to Chat GPT... Enhanced safety by ensuring that only authorized users can access the firearm. Reduction in accidental shootings due to unauthorized access to firearms by children or other unauthorized users. Can help reduce gun theft and related crimes by rendering stolen firearms unusable. Can help reduce suicide rates by making it harder for individuals to access firearms during times of mental distress. Smart guns can be equipped with features such as tracking, alert systems, and self-disabling mechanisms. May help to reduce law enforcement officer shootings, as smart guns could be configured to only be fired by authorized officers. Smart gun technology could make it easier to implement and enforce gun ownership restrictions and background checks. Can improve public perception of guns and reduce negative stereotypes associated with firearms. Potential to revolutionize the firearms industry by introducing new technology and innovation. Smart gun technology could encourage responsible gun ownership and usage. Smart guns can help prevent gun violence in schools and other public places. Smart guns may reduce the need for armed security personnel in certain locations. Could reduce the number of gun-related accidents among inexperienced shooters. Smart guns could make it easier for law enforcement to trace and track firearms used in crimes. Smart guns could be used in conjunction with biometric technology to further enhance security and safety. Smart guns could be used to deter gun theft and reduce the number of firearms on the black market. Could help reduce gun-related suicides among military personnel and veterans. Smart gun technology can help reduce gun violence in domestic violence situations. Smart guns could be used to reduce the risk of friendly fire incidents in military and law enforcement situations. Smart guns could make it easier to monitor and control the use of firearms by minors. Cons of Smart Guns: Potential for malfunctions and technical failures that could endanger the user in a life-or-death situation. High cost and limited availability of smart guns could make them unaffordable for many gun owners. Smart gun technology may not be practical for certain types of firearms, such as revolvers or antique guns. Resistance from gun enthusiasts who feel that smart guns could lead to increased government regulation of firearms. Concerns over privacy and data security associated with the use of smart gun technology. Limited battery life of smart gun technology could render the firearm unusable in a crisis situation. Smart guns may not be compatible with existing firearms infrastructure and training programs. Potential for hacking or tampering with the technology by criminals or malicious actors. Smart guns could potentially fail in extreme environments, such as during extreme weather or in combat situations. Resistance from some gun owners who may not want to use smart guns due to a preference for traditional firearms. Smart guns could be unreliable and prone to glitches that could make them difficult to use in emergency situations. Smart gun technology could lead to unintended consequences, such as creating a black market for non-smart guns. The implementation of smart guns could face legal challenges from gun rights groups. Smart guns could be rendered useless if the technology becomes outdated or unsupported. Smart gun technology could be used to unfairly restrict gun ownership rights. Smart guns may be vulnerable to EMP attacks or other forms of electronic disruption. The use of smart guns could lead to increased government surveillance and monitoring of firearm ownership. Smart guns may not be practical for use in certain industries, such as hunting or recreational shooting. Smart guns may not be able to handle the wear and tear of frequent use or extreme conditions. Smart guns could lead to a loss of privacy and control over one's own firearms.

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"Smart Gun" technology is making a huge resurgence and has become a darling of the mainstream media. Tom McHale, editor of American Handgunner, talks about why this is such a dangerous idea for law-abiding gun owners. EPISODE SPONSORS The GUNS Magazine Podcast is presented by 4Patriots. The Patriot Power Generator is a portable, safe, silent and 100% fume-free solar generator that doesn't use gas. It doesn't have fumes or the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning, and instead of being loud, it's as quiet as a laptop. Plus, it's so lightweight, you can take it with you — and even use it inside. The Patriot Power Generator is powerful enough for your phones, medical devices, or even your fridge. Visit 4Patriots.com and use code GUNMAG to get 10% off your first purchase of the Patriot Power Generator or anything in the store. The GUNS Magazine Podcast is supported by Creedmoor Sports. Creedmoor Sports is your destination for all things precision shooting.  Whether you're new to the sport, an experienced target shooter, or a die-hard competitive shooter; Creedmoor Sports has what you need to take your game to the next level. creedmoorsports.com Additional supporters include Craft Holsters and EyePal.

We are joined today by a special guest; Yehuda Remer, aka The Pew Pew Jew. Mr. Remer shares some personal stories with us regarding why he is such a vehement supporter of the people's right to keep and bear arms. Sadly, real women are no longer safe in this world, even inside of dedicated women's shelters. During our SOTG Homeroom we remind you once more of the importance of being dangerous on demand. During our Duracoat Finished Firearm segment, Professor Paul has some suggestions to make your Sexy Hi-Point unique. Also, did you get a Brownells Retro rifle? If you didn't, there is still some hope for you. Thanks for being a part of SOTG! We hope you find value in the message we share. If you've got any questions, here are some options to contact us: Send an Email Send a Text Call Us Enjoy the show! And remember… You're a Beginner Once, a Student For Life! TOPICS COVERED THIS EPISODE [0:00:00] Biofire Refusing to Allow Independent Reviews of its New ‘Smart Gun' www.ammoland.com Prof. Paul JUST talked about this… SOTGU.com/#podcast [0:14:17] DuraCoat Finished Firearms - DuraCoat University TOPIC: Templates for Sexy Hi-Point Contest: 1st - www.duracoatfirearmfinishes.com 2nd - www.freedomstencils.com Huge thanks to our Partners: Brownells | Duracoat Firearm Finishes | Hi-Point Firearms [0:24:15] Brownells Bullet Points - Brownells.com TOPIC: Brownells Retro guns are gone BUT you can still assemble your own with Brownell's parts www.brownells.com [0:29:47] SOTG Homeroom TOPIC: Trans woman crawled into bed with, assaulted female resident at women's shelter: police www.foxnews.com [0:43:52] Special Guest Interview Yehuda Remer, The Pew Pew Jew www.thepewpewjew.com FEATURING: The Pew Pew Jew, FOX News, Ammoland, Madison Rising, Jarrad Markel, Paul Markel, SOTG University PARTNERS: Brownells Inc, CrossBreed Holsters, DuraCoat Firearm Finishes, Hi-Point Firearms FIND US ON: Juxxi, MeWe.com, Gettr, iTunes, Stitcher, AppleTV, Roku, Amazon, GooglePlay, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, tumblr SOURCES From www.ammoland.com: You can reserve a $1,499 Biofire 9mm Smart Gun today for a refundable deposit of $149. You'll get to pick the color of the frame, the trigger and the magazine release. You can choose a right- or-left hand model and add a custom serial number at no extra charge. Additional magazines are $49 each, and for $99 you can purchase a year of concierge white-glove service, known as “Biofire Care.” “Your Smart Gun will ship in the order it was reserved. Order now to secure your spot in line,” the company promises on its website. But what you can't do is shoot the thing before you plunk down your money, nor can nearly anyone else. Biofire is not allowing independent reviews of its new smart gun, at least not anytime soon. “In the short term, we're not doing that kind of thing yet. We're trying to phase in our engagement with the public on this stuff,” Amy Jasper, Biofire's communication director said Tuesday. “We're hosting product demos on Zoom, interviews with the CEO, and then the next thing we'll host are some onsite range days for folks in the firearm media – allowing folks to put a few rounds through it. After that, we'll be able to send firearms out to do whatever you want with it. It's a phased approach.” (Click Here for Full Article)   From www.foxnews.com: A self-identified transgender woman in Ontario, Canada, was arrested Tuesday after allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in a women's shelter. Desiree Anderson, 32, also known as Cody D'Entremont, turned herself in hours after authorities issued a press release and mugshot seeking information on the suspect, according to the Windsor Star. Police began investigating Anderson on April 4 following a report from a woman who claimed the suspect had climbed into bed with her and sexually assaulted her while she was staying a women's shelter in Windsor. Authorities disseminated Anderson's photo on social media at approximately 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, and Anderson was in custody shortly after 5 p.m., the outlet reported. (Click Here for Full Article)

The candidates for mayor of Colorado Springs join us today and tomorrow. Ballots in the runoff election are due May 16. Today: political newcomer Yemi Mobolade hopes to shake things up with a new perspective. Then, a Boulder high school student envisioned a smart gun for a science fair; now he's made it a reality. Later, a special mural at East High School.

Hour 2 - Someone recently jumped out of plane at 28k feet with no parachute! A local Colorado man has invented one of the first guns that uses biometrics to prevent people who shouldn't be able to use it from firing it. Jamie Foxx is still in the hospital and no one has reported on what happened to him. 

A local Colorado man has invented one of the first guns that uses biometrics to prevent people who shouldn't be able to use it from firing it. 

Attorney and Gun Expert saya no, it won't. The technology, whike extraordinary, will most likely have too may issues, is too expensive, and may hurt more than help in defense of one's home

President Joe Biden's nominee for Department of Labor Secretary was in the hot seat on Capitol Hill on April 20. Senate Republicans grilled Julie Su over the massive fraud that took place under her watch in a previous post. The first so-called smart gun is set to hit the market by the end of this year. The Biden administration has been advocating for the use of such guns. However, some are raising safety concerns. A top U.S. health official acknowledges that people who have received a COVID-19 vaccine can transmit the disease to others. That's after previously making the opposite claim. ⭕️Watch in-depth videos based on Truth & Tradition at Epoch TV

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Today is Tuesday, November 15 and we're looking at LodeStar Works vs. Biofire.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Ways we waste time at work..  Hawk explains the Smart Gun..  One of the worst advertising campaign..  People we don't want to see tatted up..  And what kids learn when carpooling to school.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you are a gun owner, you know the drill. Keep the gun in a safe. Especially if you have children. What if there was another, better way? In Seattle, during one of our many so-called civil demonstrations, a gun was taken from a law enforcement officer's car. A frightening situation. What if the perpetrator could take the gun, but not be able to use it? It was after another gun-related incident, a school shooting, that the founder of TrueFire, Justin Gant, sought a way to create a fool proof access control device for a firearm. Pretty tough to do since, according to Justin, there have been very innovations in gun design for many years. What happened next? A series of design iterations, testing, and test cases that are getting very close to establishing a standard for preventing an unauthorized use of a weapon, without disrupting the experience of the gun owner and the aesthetics of the gun. “It has to not be there”, said Erik Larson, his cofounder. They are close to imagining a day where no one can access a device that they are unauthorized to use. No more need to lock the gun in a safe. No more frightening incidents around police firearms on the street. We explore their idea, the stage of their design, and their passion for saving the lives of the gun owner, their friends and family, and law enforcement.

In this hour: - Is it possible for a portable EMP generator to deactivate a smart gun? - The need to oppose the Biden nominee for ATF director - Tom's neighbor gets a double surprise of ammo for his 12th birthday. Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 05.30.21 After Show

In this hour: - Trainer Chris Cerino discusses training tactics and using an AR-15 for self and home defense - Why don't we hear about advances in ammunition performance for .38 Special and .357 Magnum the way we do about the 9mm? - A caller is puzzled by the gun school he attended which told him to close one eye when shooting a pistol for defense.  Does this make sense? Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 09.13.20 Hour 2

Laura Davison, Bloomberg News Tax Reporter, discusses why most Americans didn't notice their Trump tax cut. Alison Williams, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Financial Analyst, explains why investors are not excited by Citigroup and Goldman Sachs earnings. Shawn Donnan,Bloomberg News Senior Trade Reporter,talks aboutChina considering moving tariffs from U.S. agriculture to other goods, as suggested by the Trump administration. Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Joel Weber and Polly Mosendz, Bloomberg News Investigative Reporter, break down Polly’s Businessweek story on why firearms makers have resisted Silicon Valley-sponsored digital innovation for gun owner’s that could transform public safety. And we Drive to the Close with Jeff Krumpelman, Chief Investment Strategist at Mariner Wealth Advisors.Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly.  Producer: Paul Brennan 

Laura Davison, Bloomberg News Tax Reporter, discusses why most Americans didn't notice their Trump tax cut. Alison Williams, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Financial Analyst, explains why investors are not excited by Citigroup and Goldman Sachs earnings. Shawn Donnan,Bloomberg News Senior Trade Reporter,talks aboutChina considering moving tariffs from U.S. agriculture to other goods, as suggested by the Trump administration. Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Joel Weber and Polly Mosendz, Bloomberg News Investigative Reporter, break down Polly's Businessweek story on why firearms makers have resisted Silicon Valley-sponsored digital innovation for gun owner's that could transform public safety. And we Drive to the Close with Jeff Krumpelman, Chief Investment Strategist at Mariner Wealth Advisors.Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly.  Producer: Paul Brennan  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Just before a long needed break, let's talk about how hard off we are.  Education budgets are cut but audiobooks for dogs are a thing.  Trump watches a Disney movie and transgenders get kicked out of the military.  Smart guns and cars get hacked and Cheetos becomes the main course at a restaurant.   The world has truly gone mad.

Mormon's should have stopped Trump? Voyager nears 40, Bitcoin just forked, a molten metal squirt gun, Patook, DefCon & Black Hat, and the crazy electronic badges of DefCon.   Links from this episode: - Huffington Post says Mormons could've kept Trump from reaching the White House but they didn't - Poll: Hillary Clinton Is Less Popular Than Trump - NASA's Voyager Spacecraft Nears 40th Anniversary, Still Transmits Data - The Emoji Movie - Up - HBO Security Contractor: Hackers Stole ‘Thousands of Internal Documents’ (EXCLUSIVE) - Wait, Bitcoin Just Did What? - Popular torrent client can steal your CPU cycles to mine bitcoins - World's LARGEST SUPER SOAKER!! (not clickbait) - The World's SECOND Largest Super Soaker! - Molten Metal Squirtgun! - Wikipedia: Trojan Room coffee pot - Patook wants to be Tinder for platonic friendships - DefCon - Black Hat - Armatix IP1 “Smart Gun” Hacked with $15 Worth of Magnets - Criminal’s Family Laments The Good Guy’s AR-15 Made The Fight Unfair - Security This Week: The Very Best Hacks From Black Hat and Defcon - The U.S. Army is teaching kids how to hack at DEF CON - Michael Ossmann Pulls DSSS Out of Nowhere - Iran Hacked GPS Signals To Capture U.S. Drone - Paranoid cybersecurity pro on vacation thwarts card-stealing scammers - DC801 - All the Unofficial Electronic Badges of DEF CON - The exquisite art and subculture of Def Con’s (unofficial) badges

With an epidemic of mass shootings and gun accidents devastating communities nationwide, a small movement seeks to change technology instead of gun control laws. But the players behind the movement to create smart guns have been blocked at every turn. Motherboard features editor Brian Anderson went on a two-year quest to learn who killed the smart gun. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Commentary on the latest firearms industry news, information and buzz. Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network. I’m your host Jake Challand, el presidente of the Firearms Radio Network. You make this program possible. That’s right you! Simply click through our Amazon affiliate link the next time you’re shopping online. A small portion of … Continue reading "This Week in Guns 178 – ATF Ammo Ban, Statistics & Smart Gun Fails"

Commentary on the latest firearms industry news, information and buzz. Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network. I'm your host Jake Challand, el presidente of the Firearms Radio Network. You make this program possible. That's right you! Simply click through our Amazon affiliate link the next time you're shopping online. A small portion of … Continue reading "This Week in Guns 178 – ATF Ammo Ban, Statistics & Smart Gun Fails"

The Supreme Court sides with a NJ Policeman was demoted for picking up a campaign yard sign for his Mother for the Mayor's opponent. Fort Bend County is suing the widow and children of a Sheriff's Deputy who died five years ago in the line of duty, because the surviving family received a settlement from the party deemed responsible for the Deputy's death. The US Army Green Beret that beat an Afghan official for sexually assaulting a boy will be allowed to continue his service in the Army. The President is using his weight to push smart-gun technology... A technology that there is no market for. Mike and the guys give some lesser known did bits of trivia about the American firearms company Smith and Wesson.

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Episode 93 (Not So) Smart Guns- This week Matt and Heinrich discuss Smart Gun technology and what it could mean for gun owners, and as usual, they chase a few squirrels. Paul's GoFundMe Instagram (Matt) Instagram (Heinrich) LFD Research Facebook iTunes Stitcher  Google Play

Smart Gun technology has been all the range at recent industry trade shows and now Obama wants to invest tax dollars into researching viable solutions. In today's episode we explore the good and the bad about...

What if the 2nd Amendment were repealed?,The Military laughs at the Smart Gun mandate,LEO owes his life to armed citizen,Chicago is feeling low off of their new high,Why i split the podcast into 3 segments, Facebook has gone too far.

Joined by blogger and writer David Codrea to discuss the pie in the sky "Smart Gun'

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Jerry Henry from GA Carry calls in to talk about the Atlanta police chief that refuses to follow GA state law allowing the department to sell any firearms not needed any longer as evidence. But he will sell firearms issued to his officers. Australian senator critiques Hillary's embrace of his country's gun confiscation, saying " I don't think Australia is a model for the United States on gun control at all". Australia's gun confiscation hasn't really made the slightest difference other than the law abiding citizen cannot own a gun for self defense. The NRA tests one of the first "Smart Guns" with a factory rep... big surprise. It doesn't perform well... at all.

Fingerprint Hand Gun.  (starts at 5:45) How on Earth's Shelley Schlender talks with Boulder teen scientist Kai Kloepfer, who is creating a “Smart Gun” that won him first prize in engineering at the INTEL international science fair and a $50,000 grant from the Smart Tech Challenges Foundation.  Kloepfer's goal is to prevent accidental shootings of children.  His gun fires only when the user's fingerprint is authorized. High Altitude Observatory.  (starts at 11:35) Director Scott McIntosh talks with How on Earth's Joel Parker about the observatory and its 75th year celebrations.       Hosts: Joel Parker, Kendra Krueger Producer: Shelley Schlender Engineer: Shelley Schlender Headline Contributors: Shelley Schlender Executive Producer: Susan Moran Listen to the show:

Microstamping... Again, Lots of Rants, Smart Gun Technology Guy, Double Standards, Open Carry Zero to One Hundred, GLOCK 19c, ATK and Orbital Sciences, A-10, More Government the Answer?

Guns exist and that is the  problem,Colorado Bureau of Investigations manipulates data to justify continuance of the UBC,Market the "Smart Gun"-don't mandate it,I fall for what is probably a ruse doggone it,Facebook considers a 1st Amendment transgression to stifle 2nd Amendment pages,Moms Demand Action experience major fail at Staples HQ,NYPD completely negates the effectiveness of their officers with crippled equipment and subpar training,I get a call from Jeff Spicoli,Chicago Police Supt McCarthy whines cause CCW is happening,Pack a gun and pack it the way your LEO packs theirs,Fitchburg Mass Police Chief wants a National Gun Registry,Self defense down and dirty.