Hmm.

Wait Mr. Bad guy... I know I missed you with my shots, but I have to change batteries. Please don't shoot me out of fairness till batteries are installed? Lol...

it seems cool, but you better have a backup that's mechanical, after the enemy deploys their EMP

like everything else electronic...it'll break, it's susceptible to weather and abuse, and it can be defeated.  No better than a so-called "smart gun".

I think this is a pretty neat idea. Can't wait to see how it actually works though. Just a quick demo like this doesn't really tell me much

 

 

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They have been doing this on paintball guns for years now. Mod the chip and you can get fully automatic fire. Therefore, don't mod the chip .

it seems cool, but you better have a backup that's mechanical, after the enemy deploys their EMP

Guess you didn't watch the video. It has a mechanical back up

dumb.....just dumb.....I'd never use one

Not gonna happen. 

 

First of all I think the ATF would have a cow because would be trivial to make FA even if starts SA

 

Secondly, sure it can fail to mechanical, but what it fails to full auto? What if you get crud between the contacts that either blocks it or sets it off unexpectedly? 

dumb.....just dumb.....I'd never use one

 

 

But it'll be super easy to hack it into a machine gun, so why not?  

this reminds me of when they stated putting electronic triggers in paintball guns...more shit to break. I dont want my piece breaking in a life or death situation so no thanks on that one

as cool as something like this seems? remember K.I.S.S.

Somewhat different, but I remember Remington's EtronX trigger system on their 700 (with primers activated by an electric charge to eliminate lock time) was a major flop some years ago.

Looks like a win win to me. I've dreamed of having an e trigger like on a paintball gun on a real gun. With the mechanical backup, what's not to like?