Comments by "Anders Juel Jensen" (@andersjjensen) on "Interview w/ Biofire's Lead Designer: Features and Reliability" video.

Once the meat and potatoes of activation and deactivation is hammered home the interesting next chapter becomes "debugging" the firearm portion itself. Initially most users of this system will not be the traditional "I go to the range at least once a month to stay sharp"-crowd, but eventually those will start trickling in if the gun gets a good reputation, and that's when wear issues and the 0.01% chance issues will start showing up. I really hope Biofire turns out to be the kind of company who work proactively with their costumers and offer parts replacements fairly priced along with complete transparency about the state of affairs. Too many guns, that could have become stellar over time, died a horrible death in the name of "saving face".
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