Beware the Ides of T110.

The_Chieftain:   All you need to do is just mount something akin to the accessory rail in place of the regular hand-grip. This is the official one, I'm sure there are others. https://steyrarms.co...y-rail-kit.html . Then either put a rail cover on the bottom, or an angled foregrip (I've not tried one, but I think I'd prefer it to the vertical).   However, unless you plan on hanging multiple things off the side of it (and more than just one or two, such as on mine, http://worldoftanks....eaps/tpdaxr.jpg , ) I honestly see no reason to change out the foregrip.   On other matters, I'm in Reno. Hotel restaurant/bar is a Western theme, they have country music on. I must admit to a certain liking and fascination for line dancing. I find the synchronisation of the dancers quite intriguing. I have to assume that each 'set' consists of only a reasonably small number of repeated steps, but there seem to be a whole lot of 'sets', and I think it interesting that no matter the age of the folks dancing, they all seem to know them all, and fall right on in with the group. There was a massive line dancing craze in Ireland in the early 1990s, for some odd reason. Nobody figured it out, but it was likely caused by the popularity of Garth Brooks, Billy-Ray Cyrus and Rednex (I'm told originally started by a scene in Thelma and Louise). To the extent that when Garth decided to come out of retirement last year, he booked Dublin as his launch city, not Nashville or any such. Since I apparently have a vaguely suitable hat, maybe I should look into lessons.