We first spotted this at The Firearm Blog and we wonder if a similar product made for the Airsoft Market will also make sense. We see airsoft sites being able to lock their rental firearms so that thieves won't be able to sell them and they might just destroy the airsoft gun if they try to unlock them without the proper key. In case spotted in public, the presence of such a firearm lock means that the airsoft gun is safe and doesn't pose a problem to public safety and avoid police officers from shooting the owner/carrier.

What do you think? Does airsoft need such a device?

"Franzen has now partnered with TLS to bring the next step in firearm security with the AR15 Firearm Lock. By occupying the magazine well with the AR15 Firearm Lock we are adding an additional level of security that is needed in today’s market. Each AR15 Firearm Lock includes the ABUS precision stem cylinder with over 7500 different keys:

• Locks upper & lower receiver together
• Protection against burglary
• Protection against unauthorized use
• Visual check for empty chamber
• Gasket to prevent dust and ensure cleanliness
• Improved transportation safety"