Design Innovations
Sleeved Driver Pin
Status: Patent Pending, under final technical revision.
The Sleeved Driver Pin is a drop in replacement for standard driver pins in pin tumbler locks, the sleeve prevents the pin itself from being wedged above the sheer line in picking attacks. The sleeve itself binds, and allows the rest of the pin to continue providing spring pressure to the key pin. This results in difficulty in identifying if a sleeve pin has been picked.
Any picker who successfully picks all the sleeves, needs to pick the lock a 2nd time to pick all the pins. Additionally by using multiple internal Diameters for the sleeve and Outer Diameters for the thin section of the Pin, an engineered gap can outsize existing core tolerance variances, forcing a pin pick order that needs to be manually guessed.
Thread Based Frame/Receive
Status: Released for public use and public development.
Make a firearm with no parts locking together, except to a single threaded rod. The legal definitions REQUIRE that the threaded rod be defined as the Frame/Receiver.
This means that someone should be able to design and produce gun parts which can be sold online or in store, with no paperwork. Then the user could buy a threaded rod from a local hardware store or online parts supplier, and assemble a gun without any paperwork. Legally the threaded rod becomes the firearm when and if an end user threads the gun parts onto it.
This design is a simple; if poor; example using a 22 barrel sleeve, nuts, and 3d printed parts. The real useful concept is the use of the threaded rod as the Frame/Receiver
Shhhh Secret! #1
Status: Still not announced
a few fun things is the works, not able to comment until USPTO paperwork is filed.
Shhhh Secret! #2
Status: This Invention is still hiding from the public
It doesnt want to be seen yet.