Hey all, first time poster here, college machinist, and hopefully future entrepreneur. I have been tinkering in CAD and sketching out schematics for a new pistol idea I had and was curious as to if there is a market. I am an avid vintage watch enthusiast and was inspired by the swiss craftsman who make the fine precision timepieces at brands like Breitling, Vacheron Constantin, and Patek Philippe, to make a similarly precise, and well finished luxury firearm. Recently I was struck with an Idea for a unique pistol with a bullet-counter in the grip. The wooden grips would be milled out for a small dial which would display the amount of rounds left in the magazine. There would be a sliding bar in the grip which would move based on the position of the magazine follower in the grip (the follower would protrude from the side of the magazine as they do on a luger mag). This sliding bar would have gear teeth along it's horizontal surface which would turn a series of gears leading up to the hands on the dial. The gun would of course be finished to high standards and the slide to frame fit and slide to barrel fit would be held to sub .001 tolerances. Is there a market for this? I know the gun community tends to shy away from complication and guns with little utilitarian value, so I'm a bit iffy about diving headfirst into the industry and getting the licenses, insurance, and more insurance, etc. Let me know what you think. Thanks!