ZORE Ship 10,000 X Core Pistol Locks in First 10 Months

    Zore X Core pistol lock (ZORE)

    The Israeli company ZORE have celebrated the shipping of 10,00 of their X Core pistol locks 10 months after they launched their rotary combination lock system. The X Core was initially launched back in February 2018 with a 9x19mm version of the locking device.

    The system has a bullet-shaped chamber piece which goes into the firearm’s action and a combination lock which hands out of the right side of the pistol. It holds the weapon out of battery with the slide slightly back to indicate the pistol is unloaded. The company claims the system is the ‘world’s fastest locked-to-fire gun lock’ and have plans to introduce the system in other calibres in 2019.

    Here’s ZORE’s statement on the milestone:

    ZØRE, maker of the world’s fastest locked-to-fire gun lock, announced today shipment of their 10,000th ZORE X Core 9mm gun lock, just 10 months after bringing the unique technology to market. Bolstered by reviews from leading firearms publications as well as partnerships with industry leaders, including Brownells and OpticsPlanet, ZORE surpassed expectations and reached the milestone two months ahead of time.

    “We started this journey with a completely new approach to locking firearms: rapid-access, non-biometric and portable,” said Bruno Escojido, CEO of ZORE. “The firearm-owning population is traditionally averse to new technologies like ours, but the large number of positive reviews in leading outlets as well as over ten thousand happy users has proven the point: ZORE is a leading choice for quick-access firearms security.

    The ZØRE X Core is a caliber-specific gun lock that allows handguns to be secured from unauthorized users such as children but ready to fire at a moment’s notice. The patented technology combines the efficacy of a cartridge-shaped lock, placed in the gun’s chamber together with a unique combination-lock dial, RAPIDialTM. The dial, which utilizes gross motor skills for maximum functionality under stress, allows for swift unlocking under any circumstances, including complete darkness. Users dial in their customizable code, charge the firearm and the lock is ejected as a round is chambered – all in one simple motion.

    “If you’re still using a keypad safe, trigger or chain lock, it’s well past time to get with the program and try a rapid-release gun lock that keeps kids safe and you ready to go,” said Officer Stephen Day of the Holden Police Department in Maine. “After months of using the ZORE X, I am absolutely confident in its reliability, speed and security.”

    ZORE X Core is currently available in 9×19 with a .45 version expected in the first half of 2019 followed by the .40. In addition, an AR15 5.56 version and ZORE’s Alert series, which will include connectivity feature for increased awareness, are both currently in development.

    Check out Adam’s review of the X Core here.

    Source

    Matthew Moss

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