phil plesetz

ed brown 13 pound flat wire ran fair,(95%) Wolfe 13 lb round wire ran with no issues. 5 full mags.

Today I installed an 11-pound spring and went to test fire. (only spring I had) it ran some of my 110pf but a few that didn't cycle were NOT stove pipes as I had from the stock heavy spring. The bullet that didn't enter the chamber was resting on the feed ramp in a downward position, as if it didn't strip as it should off the mag. The spent casings that cycled flew about 3-4 feet at a 45-degree angle to me. recommendations??? is the 11 too light or not light enough? I'm thinking I need to be heavier, as there is not enough forward speed on the slide. Thanks, Phil

I would like to shoot 110PF through my gun, tried it last night, and it won't cycle with the OEM stock recoil spring. any suggestions? Thanks,

Well, that's good news. thanks,

I could have someone 3D print one is but thought I would ask regardless. thanks.

I recently purchased a metal 2.0 Competitor. I have a Docter Optic, but the problem is the rear iron sight blocks access to the adjustment locking screws on the optic. I wanted to just remove the rear sight; however, it is also used to hold down the firing pin blocker pin/spring. Does anyone make a dovetail with no sight for this application? Thanks,

The wife made it to the am squad, now we just need to get on the same squad if possible. thanks to all..

I made it to the Sunday am squad #82 today, just need the wife to get on the early flight. thanks,

Also, my wife is now on PM squad 92 Showdown, we are hoping to shoot together on an AM squad on Sunday. Still hoping to trade.

Sunday April 30th I'm signed up on a PM squad #93 Smoke and Hope. I'm looking to trade with anyone for an AM squad. (I don't care what Sunday am squad it is) I live 13 hours away and would like to get an early start. Thanks,

you will need 2 short pins with clips to go back to pull/pull. they have 2 plates that catch the hammers that need to be removed.

Not sure what this comment was actually referring to, but I was a sporting clay shooter for many years, however if you travelled to big shoots, (which I did) and shot the entire program, it would be near impossible to walk the course and stay on schedule. I did this motorized cart for the fun of it, take it for what it's worth.

Just finished this weekend.

I have run it on a single charge for a 2-day match, however I will try and charge it overnight if I can. I also can plug it into the AC plug of my truck, but short rides from the hotel to the range won’t do much. It has never died at a match requiring a tow; however I do carry a spare battery that I have never needed to swap out, but batteries don’t last forever so my day is coming. Stay tuned for the solar panel charger! Phil