Abstract: A weep sill assembly includes an elongated sill base, a first floor within the sill base, and a drain conduit. The elongated sill base includes a top opening configured for fluid ingress. The first floor divides an interior of the sill base into an upper chamber and a lower chamber, wherein the floor includes a first aperture that provides fluid communication between the upper chamber and the lower chamber. The drain conduit is in fluid communication with the lower chamber. In another aspect, a sliding door assembly includes a header configured for attachment to a wall, a weep sill assembly, and a door panel configured for slidable engagement with the header and with the weep sill assembly.

Abstract: A weight for the tubular magazine of Remington model 870, 1100, and 11-87 shotguns. The main body has two longitudinal channels which prevent the weight from turning. The collar has a rim which fits against the end of a magazine tube. The collar has 24 teeth which intermesh with teeth in a magazine cap, which prevents the cap from coming loose when shooting. The collar has a recess in the center, to accept the inside part of a magazine cap sling swivel. The smallest diameter section holds the magazine spring in place. The magazine weight is compatable with Remington shotguns manufactured prior to the use of the magazine spring retainer and cap detent system. The invention adds weight to a shotgun to reduce felt or perceived recoil.