The maker of the $22,000 gun, being shipped to stores this week, brags that “even a novice shooter can become an elite long-range marksman in minutes”.But opponents claim the weapon will turn any "two-bit criminal" into a "highly trained sniper", ABC News in Americareports.The company, TrackingPoint, has said its “world’s first” long range Precision Guided Firearms (PGF) integrate precision hardware, digital optics, and tracking technology to deliver an unmatched shooting experience.
Controversy as new TrackingPoint 'smart rifle' which 'cannot miss' hits the market | News.com.au
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