Simple Solution For Gun Control

Phones, TVS, cars are smart — why not guns?

A potential solution for controlling guns is this: Make our
guns smarter than the people who use them. A smart
gun would use biometrics or, in the less-expensive
models, radio-frequency identification technology to
 identify the owner. When the gun's trigger is squeezed
 by the owner, an internal solenoid would release the
 gun's firing pin so that the gun
  could fire.

If someone else were to try to use the gun, it wouldn't fire;

so it could not be used against the owner or anyone else. Not
only that, it could be programmed to send out a GPS signal if
it's ever lost, stolen or tampered with.

Better yet, schools, churches, malls and other gun-free zones

could transmit a remote disable signal to any (civilian)
smart gun entering their property to prevent accidental or
deliberate misuse.

The first prototypes were developed for commercial sale as

far back as 1975, and as more companies develop these
modified guns,the less expensive they would be to produce.
We have smartphones, smart TVs, smart cars — even smart
collars for our pets. Isn't it time for some smart thinking
about gun control as well?

Need Extra Taxes - To Help Pay For This Technology.

Higher ammo sales tax.