"Photos and videos taken by this integrated camera system will serve as evidence of firearm incidents, providing definitive, factual answers to many investigative questions such as whether the discharge of the weapon was appropriate; what events dictated the use of the weapon; and who was present at the scene and what were they doing."

 

This would be good for training as well. Camera in gun

This is a great addition to explore in the training world for sure. There are tasers on the market already that have a black and white video camera built into them.

I didn't notice how long the camera takes pictures after the round is fired, how wide the picture angle is or if the shooter has to wave the muzzle around the assembled witnesses to get their picture.

It says it uses recoil to take the picture? I don't really like it - another thing to break in guns...

I don't like it because some jackass in Trenton will introduce a bill to require it for all home defense firearms.

I'd rather see the police rigged up with a camera at all times. Then at the end of their shift, following a shooting, or a major incident it gets uploaded to a 3rd party where the video can't get "lost".

 

I think that would be better than a camera in the gun that only records after the gun goes off. What about the 99% of the incident that happened to instigate the discharge?

I'd rather see the police rigged up with a camera at all times. Then at the end of their shift, following a shooting, or a major incident it gets uploaded to a 3rd party where the video can't get "lost".

 

I think that would be better than a camera in the gun that only records after the gun goes off. What about the 99% of the incident that happened to instigate the discharge?

I was thinking the same thing... in real life situation you only get pictures of the shooting in progress, nothing about what led up to the shooting.

I don't like it because some jackass in Trenton will introduce a bill to require it for all home defense firearms.

 

 

+1 I was thinking the same.

Who watches the watchmen

Who watches the watchmen

The boogieman!!

The boogieman!!

 

 

 

"Who will guard the guards themselves?"

 

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

I hope this is filed as an improvement patent, there's tons of prior art actually for sale for the general concept.

I don't like it because some jackass in Trenton will introduce a bill to require it for all home defense firearms.

 

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