Safe bullets?

Check out this gem from the genius's web site:
That is why I invented the Safety Bullet®. If you keep your gun loaded, put a Safety Bullet® in the firing chamber and one at the top of the magazine. If anyone pulls the trigger the gun is locked up. If anyone cycles the action and pulls the trigger the gun is locked up.I know the Safety Bullet® is loaded in my firearm, so I cycle the action twice; once for the bullet in the chamber and the second time for the bullet in the top of the magazine.Two seconds is all it takes, and with practice, one second.
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His recommendation is to load up TWO of these! You'd have to rack the slide not once but twice!
 
Kind of like the old TV 'Police Story' with the vet explaining to the rookie how to load his revolver: "Of course you know not to carry a round under the hammer, but you also leave an empty chamber to come up next. That way if somebody grabs your gun, you will have time to draw your backup."
 
I found something even dumber on that safety bullet website, click and watch the infomercial and listen closely to the guy in the beginning.

"... and if you know handguns like I do, you'd know what a .45 caliber slug will do to a 6 year old."

Does no one else find this statement sort of odd.:eek:

Oh and not to mention their "firearms" expert is bubba who owned his FFL business for 6 years and is now a P.I. I don't know if that qualifies as an "Expert". Oh not to mention the "expert" takes a 1911 loaded with the safety bullet outdoors what seems to be like a front yard, and aims it at what seems to be a road, and fires...
 
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Personally I wouldn't use them but I might, just might see a use for them. If they work as explained they could be pretty handy for display firearms. Keep one in the chamber and you'd be able to tell if anyone has been messing with them. Of coarse if you keep firearms displayed like that keep the real ammo locked up in another room, or better yet, none in the house.
 
Personally I wouldn't use them but I might, just might see a use for them. If they work as explained they could be pretty handy for display firearms. Keep one in the chamber and you'd be able to tell if anyone has been messing with them. Of coarse if you keep firearms displayed like that keep the real ammo locked up in another room, or better yet, none in the house.
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There's a much easier way to disable display guns - just remove the striker or firing pin.
 
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