Next Media: First smart gun goes on sale in the US
Malay Mail
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  • 6 years ago
The first smart gun for the US market has gone on sale in California. The .22 caliber iP1 handgun developed by German arms manufacturer Armatix, currently only available in the US at a single store, is seen by gun-control advocates as a landmark development in battle on the nation's epidemic of gun crime, accidental shootings and suicide. — Reuters
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