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US Government Releases Official Guidelines for Smart Guns
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Website: libertyparkpress.com
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Back in June, the US Department of Justice proposed a list of specifications for manufactures of smart guns: a preliminary outline of the baseline features law enforcement agencies wanted to see in the future of pistol safety technology. This included a slew of safety features, failsafe countermeasures and requirements for rechargeable and replaceable batteries. Now, the government has made that draft official. |
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laker1
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| US Justice Department and smart in the same sentence is an oxymoron. The current more appropriate terms is the Department of Injustice. WE can all put a happy face on this knowing it will disappear January 20, 2017. |
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