| German Frankenstein Fix?
While fixing weapons last night, it occured me that if I screwed in the point screws (not all the way but enough where they stick outside the walls in the barrell) without the tip inside the german barrell. And then ream the barrell causing the screws to be shorten, then put the tip/spring in and then tightening the screws in. Shouldn't that cause the screws to because flush from the outside with the barrell and then that would end the Frankenstein syndrome? or is this a deranged thought at 2 o'clock in the morning. Better yet, is this just ramblings from a person with sleep deprivation?
Please let me know what you think.
BTW- Here's a cool trick for when the slot for the screwdriver is damaged on a german point. Instead of jamming a sharp small screwdriver in, get a sharp needle and try to etch or re-groove over the old one and then using finese use the screwdriver for what it was created for and screw. I'm 4 for 4 using this way, whereas I'm 2 for a million when I try to jam the screwdriver. | 
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