[Travis McGee]

The gun has electronically computerized sensors embedded in the handle that can recognize the strength, size and pattern of the owner's grip - and anyone else programmed to operate the gun -- during the first second when the trigger is squeezed.

Uh, huh. Unless your hand is sweaty from fear or exerrtion and your grip is "off." Or your primary hand is injured and you have to fire off-hand. Or you have to use another cop's gun. Etcetcetc.

Let the police test it first, for ten years. Starting with the bodyguards of politicians.

[neverdem]

How's the book going?