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When you see it you might change your mind. Thanks for at least being opened minded about this.

You're welcome. I see a lot of posts challenging you about your pro-gun bona fides. For the record -- and since you are identified by name, this record will follow you -- let us either confirm these slurs or put them to rest. Please answer because I happen to believe you are alright and there is nothing inherently evil about your device -- in fact it is rather creative.

Do you believe the Second Amendment applies to individual citizen firearms ownership?
Do you think Conceal Carry permits are a good idea, provided adequate controls exist to weed out those who have been committed to mental treatment, and those who are proven felons?
Would you restrict Conceal Carry permits further than the restrictions I have put in Number 2?
Do you believe a person has a right to own any semi-automatic rifle, pistol, or shotgun, regardless of magazine capacity or so-called "assault weapon" designation?
Are you of the opinion that a person has a right to use deadly force to stop an unwanted intruder, a robber, a rapist, or a physical assailant?
Would you place an upper limit on the number of firearms or amount of ammunition a person could keep at their house?
Do you think firearms of any nature should be registered with the state, local, or federal government?
Do you think firearms of any nature should be licensed for possession by the state, local, or federal government?

Answering these will go a long way to quelling the criticism you have received, especially since these answers will follow you well outside this web site.

Mike, I keep hitting the search engines, as you urge us to do. I use different search criteria, though.

I will say you did quite a media blitz in July. But one of the most interesting things I have found so far. . .

John Stuart, who has a “dozen patents” to his name, is the IAA Phoenix Chapter Chair and Board Member. He is an expert in telecommunications, but the range of his patents is amazing: from telecommunications to literally “out-of-this-world” advertising to undersea communications to the medical field. One of his first patents is a safety “bullet” when inserted into a firearm prevents firing real bullets until the safety bullet is removed. Unauthorized persons or children are not able to fire the weapon.

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Did you get the idea from Mr. Stuart and improve on it? Maybe your patent search just isn't complete yet? Heck, maybe Stuart stole your idea!