The dinosaurs among us who have yet to romantically bond with their cell phones. -People like me.Originally Posted by TAR31
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The dinosaurs among us who have yet to romantically bond with their cell phones. -People like me.
I do. I dont like having to pull out my phone whenever I want the time. Plus, it beeps on the hour so it's an easy way to keep track of time without always having to look. Plus it has some other fun gizmos built in like a compass and a thermometer.
I've worn one every day since I was 10 or 11...didn't know they were that outdated.
Just call me 47
I Have for over 50 years, hope to for another couple of decades. Worn the same watch and band for 24 years. Not everything shiny is gold.
I don't think these ridiculous things or any other form of gun control should be shoved down our throats. The tyrant anti-gun crowd will do anything to Nerf our sport, way of life, and means of protection.
The character of a man can be judged by how he treats those who can do nothing for him
"...can only function with an accompanying wristwatch, which is sold separately."
"The pistol sells for $1,399 and the watch retails for another $399"
So $1800 for a .22 pistol. Should be a huge hit.
Last edited by GilpinGuy; 02-21-2014 at 04:11.
Pretty glad that I have what I need on hand, I will not ever buy anything with this kind of bullshit on it....
KISS
The smarts are between your ears. Guns are tools, they don't know anything.
Liberals never met a slippery slope they didn't grease.
-Me
I wish technology solved people issues. It seems to just reveal them.
-Also Me
Can't see how the gun would operate without a battery or super cap.
Both have the potential to discharge when left unused for a while.
Keeping it on a charger 24x7 limits to ability to keep it in a secure container, like many safes, and opens up the chanced of theft.
Finding the "wristband" when you need it seems like a recipe to store the wristband with the firearms; similar to how people write their computer passwords on a post-it and stick it on their computer monitors, in an unsecured fashion.
I would really hate to have a need to use this, only to have it "Blue Screen" like my PC or phone or to have the battery be dead.
I would see the technology more practical if it could be used to quickly open a locked container, where my firearm is stored, such as a safe; the safe, also having a non-electronic method of access as well.
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