Sporq

I've been reading posts on LRBHOs, and it seems that most of them operate on a push from the follower (AKA "always disengaged") . What if the LRBHO was "always engaged", unless a round was present? The idea being that with a magazine loaded, the shells in the mag hold the LRBHO disengaged, so that when a shell is not present in the magazine, or the magazine is removed the LRBHO would engage. the rudimentary design would essentially have 3 elements: 1) A reversal of the direction of force from the spring in the current BHO designs, so that the spring pushes the BHO into the holding position

I've always wondered about trying a "shrapnel" type round, filled with little triangular pieces of flat metal with 1cm long sides. Sadly, I don't have reloading equipment yet, so I have yet to try. Anyone have insight on to possible behavior of a round of this nature? (I definitely wouldn't expect much range from it)

I'm going to be messing around with making wooden forends rather soon, and would possibly be willing to send you a wood copy of the stock forgrip for the cost of shipping. I can even paint it black if you like. PM me if you are interested.

Your story sounds like an average week at work for me The super glue was a great idea, as it was supposedly originally designed for skin bonding before they switched to a different yet similar product called "derma-bond". There is also this stuff called "new skin" which works rather similarly, but comes in a little bottle with a brush in the cap. I really hope I don't have as many problems when I finally start modding my s12.

What about doubling up on the magazines? Either taping them together (one would be upside-down when the magazine is connected to the gun), or using a "magazine clamp" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magazine_clamp You could also look for, make, or modify a pouch like the one you have to hold a spare mag instead of individual rounds.