Comment by dustinmoorenet

I think the gun industry has a problem with a product that doesn't really go bad and isn't able to expand much. Sure, bullets need to be replaced, but it is really hard to make a gun that wears out quickly but that also is not a safety hazard for the shooter. At a certain point people will have enough guns that will occasionally be used. And the more guns you have, the less any one gun will wear out. Also, the hot guns on the market now are what? AR-15? That gun was developed in the 1960s. Sure there is new tech in accessories, but `the gun` can't really improve, because bigger and faster are limited by physics and laws.