"Sounds like pain to draw, you don't want to spend extra seconds drawing in tight situation, as anyone at any LTC class like https://range.gritrsports.com/ltc-class/ ... Also "connected to phone" thing mean you can technically get hacked and locked out of your defense firearm..."

"The went one looks bizzare as hell :D I feel like normal gun safe/gun cabinet works the best for most people( mine is from Liberty Safe rec via https://blog.gritrsports.com/ )"

"I mean, currently we have something similar with binary triggers for example. One pull = 2 shots. Does it make a weapon full auto? No. Does it increase rate of fire? Yes. Does it need to be banned? Not sure. I did some practice with those at Gritr's Shoot house ( https://range.gritrsports.com/shoot-house-gritr/ ), but it didn't feel that good. Maybe I'm just not about all of this after all, but I've always had the most comfort with single pull = single shot."

"Love the idea! Probably would take care of a lot of extra stuff being left just to be dropping on 90% sale year to year. I've been a lot more into new amazon ideas(recently been thinking on getting some listing optimization from http://webycorp.com/ even, heard it helps a lot)"

"Which muck boots are you using? I've been running xtratuf boots( https://blog.gritroutdoors.com/xtratuf-boots-review-2022/ the first ones on the list) for almost 2 years now and those are pretty good. Still can't beat leather CATs I have in terms of comfort ofc :D"

"Lighter trigger pulls will almost always result in higher accuracy, especially if firing in succession(you don't need to be 300iq to understand that and compare it to competetive shooting for example. There are also plenty of resources online like Truthaboutguns and  https://gunicorns.com/  with articles on those points). Why would you want a heavier pull if it drastically reduces accuracy on top of making it more dangerous for bystanders and victims?!"

"Even if we ignore the price, can't really see using one of those anywhere except for RVing/backyard(and I bet it's pretty good for it, seems really comfortable). 16lbs is simply way too much to carry if you're backpacking(especially for the price, considering you can get a lighter folding chair from nearby outdoor sports stores like https://gritroutdoors.com/ , but also it's going to be much cheaper). "

"Rather not know what happens when it runs into someone Skipper :D"

"Problem is, unless it's extremely reliable - all those bells and whistles don't matter: straps are attached directly to mechanism that hold the bag itself. If something happens and it breaks mid-travel you pretty much have no means to reattach it. As concept it is pretty great if it works as being told. In reality, design would need some extra work in case of emergency since it looks much more like a demo of mechanism rather than actual working model. Hopefully it's going to get more development in future(after all look how much stuff like running shoes went forward over the years, people used to run on foam soles vs current extremely advanced gel soles, there are also special "jumping" insoles now that allow you to jump higher. Maybe in a decade those backpacks going to be in every <a href="https://rununited.com/">running store</a> out there :D )"

"It's pretty well-known that modern supressors are way to go(not sure why it's not as popular in US as in Europe - over there people even hunt with those most of the time, might have something to do with various state laws, afaik it's banned in California). I've bought my first Silencerco and it's been an absolute bliss. With 223 ammo( https://gritrsports.com/shooting/ammunition/rifle-ammo/223-ammo/ something like Federal or Hornady) there are almost no sound at all. .308 and 30-30 produce a decent ooomphf but nowhere close as without one. Accuracy seems to be pretty much the same, so as you can tell I'm a huge silencer fan at this poind :D"