[Glenn E. Meyer]

Interesting set of articles. I hit the pay wall though. Eugene makes reasonable points that a reliable gun would be attractive and a reasonable product for some. The problem is the mandate and maybe EMP. I suppose the latter would be a problem if fighting the MUTOs (from ?).

David points out that the real reason for the gun is not safety but to interfer with and eventually eliminate handgun ownership. He regards the mandate as not being acceptable under Heller. David knows much more about this than me but I could see it being acceptable under wily old Scalia's reasonable crappola. That certainly is showing up against us in many locales.

If a gun could work and not mandated, then it's a free market decision. The unintended consequence of increasing gun ownership would be funny. Gun stores might make a business out of re-keying used guns.

We will see.