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Make the trigger pull as close to the same as my competition 1911's and a flat mainspring housing. That is pretty much all I want to do to it.

Is it unmolested, or did Bobby do anything to it? It is bone stock. No modifications of any kind.................... Yet.

I just got the gsg 1911 .22 from Freedom Gunworks. The one thing I can say about it is that I have put 500 rounds or so through it with all cheap (I mean real cheap) 22 and she goes bang all the time. It is not picky.

Polish polish polish. It is breaking in the gun all over again after having it finished.

Ahhh. Most local clubs are just happy to have you come shoot. Bring what ya have, you will have fun, I know it. (Sorry Micah for drifting away on your diary)

Holy Crap...... You shot with the OTHER crowd. IDPA. Come down to Clinton County when Oxford shuts down for the year. Give Keen a bag so he can put it over his head so nobody will know he came to an IDPA match.

Congratulations... The team just keeps getting better and better. (except for me) Kick some ass and don't look back.

Don't forget that Karts Have very short chambers to start with. The best accuracy will be from a Kart. Just will take a little time to get it fit.

Freedom Gunworks either a tuned up Edge or a custom built. He has some new machines that are turning out some awesome works of art that run like a dream.

That can be half the fun of it. Trying to find that "perfect gun" for you. What's so much fun about constantly changing stuff? Find a gun that works, doesn't jam, and practice practice practice. Haven't you ever heard of "Tinkeritis"? I've had it since I was 4. I may have something that works, but......... if I just do this it might work better.

Hey now!!!!!! I can make you laugh so hard it will hurt in production...

That can be half the fun of it. Trying to find that "perfect gun" for you. I just need to get my ass to shoot better so I can run this thing to its full potential. Using less than 4g of N320 to make major (200g bullets) is a real nice benefit too. Go 6in you will be pleased. I know where you can get an awesome one built any way you want it for less than most of the big names out there.

You will love it when you get it done. Mine is the best shooting I've ever had. Long sight radius and uses less powder to make major. The front sight tracks better for me (straight up and back) than the 5in guns I've shot. Happy building

Frequency brodcasting electronics on firearms. the FCC would stick their noses into firearms so fast we wouldent know what hit us. IMHO

Wow I did not know that you needed that light of a spring to use with a can. That would make me think a suppressor would really reduce recoil. I have never shot one but it is on my bucket list. let us know how it turns out.

He did get the load in the sweet spot now. I saw it for myself. He triple checked back and forth from old load to new one and I was very impressed how well the new load works and how much difference there was in such a small change in the settings.

That sounds exciting to me......

Me too. I got about 500 downrange this evening right before the rain hit. Damn that felt good. Lead smoke everywhere.

Yes the range is open for you. Give the staff a chance to get going, say open 8am-7pm. You may walk that stages when the staff is not shooting them. Please do not get in the way of the staff shooting. Also, do not activate or otherwise noodle with any props. Otherwise have at it. JT Thanks.

I am going to have a lot of really nice range carts on my squad. I wander if i should just bring the John deere gator as my cart..

Ca the Friday guys get there in Thursday to find the place and check thing out while the Thursday guys are shooting?

Ya know that machine was made by a machine that was made by hand....

I would like to know this as well.

It's kinda scary to think that a "newbie" like little ole' me beat Bill Seevers with just a LTD gun! Yea WTF BIll???? I'll bet Keen hired gogo dancers to perform as Speedy was up. Way to Kick ass Chris.

After you get a batch of 3.7 loaded up we can run it again for the heck of it to be sure.