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The recent unveiling of the Biofire Smart Gun, a 9mm handgun with biometric security systems that allow only authorized users to fire it, has spurred a whirlwind of discussion about gun safety, self-defense, and gun control.

With at least two companies set to release a “smart gun” this year, a new poll from Morning Consult claims that 56% of gun owners support development of “smart guns.”

A Kansas state senator announced this year at SHOT Show On-Demand a device he believes will stop accidental discharges and prevent suicides: the SmartGunz 9mm Sentry.

Part of the problem with the Biden-Harris plan to destroy gun rights in this country is that there is so much to it that subtler, seemingly less draconian measures go unnoticed.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed legislation Tuesday that forces firearms dealers in the Garden State to sell smart guns.

The Armatix IP1 is the world’s first commercially produced “smart gun,” an electronically controlled pistol. And surprise, surprise, it can be hacked.

In light of new technologies there is a push to improve firearms safety with 21st century electronics. But is this really different or new?

It would mandate that all newly manufactured handguns use this technology within five years, and that existing handguns be retrofitted with this technology within ten years.

The NIJ has published hard requirements that any smart gun must meet before it can be considered for department use.