I tend to agree - tech is close -certification dots the i's and...

I tend to agree - tech is close -certification dots the i's and crosses the T's - but the product is entering a highly conservative and corrupted market (even more than agriculture) in times if global caution on spending by govt's.

The non lethal market is the best chance as it is an emerging application and MST is teamed with an established major player (Taser).

So any one looking for a substantial capital gain in the short term is likely to be disappointed. Normally in such situations the home country provides as boost through early adoption of the technology - which if measurably better leads to export sales, examples abound. Aust DOD? DOH