"The phone was ringing off the hook," he said Friday morning in an interview. That's because gun rights advocates think the guns will be mandated. Electronic chips in the Armatix iP1 can communicate with a watch that can be bought separately. Then the gun cannot be fired without the watch. Somebody told one of Raymond's workers that the store, Engage Armament, wouldn't be selling the gun because there wouldn't be a store - it will burn down. At another point, Raymond picked up the phone and said, "Hi, this is Andy. How can I help you?" The caller said, "You're the guys selling the smart gun?" Raymond tried to reason with him. But the caller said, "You're gonna get what's coming to you (expletive)." Raymond took that as a death threat.