New Jersey won’t be selling smart guns exclusively, attorney general says

By Jared Morgan

The New Jersey Attorney General’s office recently decided that the Armatix “smart gun” does not meet the state’s personalized handgun law passed in 2002.

The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence filed a suit in May calling on acting Attorney General John Hoffman to comply with the smart gun law and release a report on the availability of personalized handguns across the country.

Hoffman’s determination — pointedly, there are none.

Personalized handguns can only be fired by “an authorized …read more

Via:: Guns.com