
Here is the assembly showing the two sensors attached:

I decided to attach the sensors to clothing with velcro. This allows me to flexibly configure the sensor positioning as required. I bought some 50mm velcro and stamped holes in it to allow me access to the sensor screws.

I've also designed a small PCB to hang from the gun to allow me to connect a RJ10 curly lead to the sensors:

I just need to make this and the gun is complete.
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