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Bison L2 L2 Fingerprint Trigger Lock Open With Finger Scan Black Aluminum Firearm Fit- Handgun/Rifle/Shotgun

$74.79
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Color
Black
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Safes & Storage
UPC
860001243802

Overview

The Bison L2 Fingerprint Trigger Lock is a security device constructed from black aluminum, designed for use with handguns, rifles, and shotguns. It features a capacitive sensor that provides 360-degree fingerprint recognition for up to 10 user profiles, allowing for trigger release in 0.3 seconds. The lock includes a pick-resistant butterfly key override for initial setup or emergency access during battery drain. It is compatible with triggers measuring up to 2.67 inches in length, 1.37 inches in height, and 0.70 inches in width.

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