F/S: DIY "PFS" Project- Non-recoil reducing

Discussion in 'For Sale-Wanted to Buy' started by Skeet_Man, Feb 18, 2026 at 1:53 PM.

  1. Skeet_Man

    Skeet_Man Mega Poster

    [​IMG]

    Non-recoil reducing (fixed stock) "PFS" DIY project.

    I collected everything almost 4 years ago with the idea of putting together a non-recoil reducing PFS analog for a sporting clays gun, all the adjustability, just no recoil system. This is designed to fit any PFS grip. To be clear, this in no way, shape, or form is a PFS product, and will require machining and assembly. I did design this based on the "drop rod" version of the PFS, in fact the rod is actually even a hair lower, so it's as low as you can get the top rod without running into the bolt that attaches the rod to the grip.

    I designed and had 3d printed in aluminum the front stock block (the L shaped piece), the back stock block, the pad adjuster block, and the pad adjuster nuts (the bottom right 5 pieces in the photo). I did a little bit of machining on the rear block, the pad adjuster block should be about complete. Also including a rough machined front block that I started with before deciding to 3d print instead.

    Includes-
    -7/16 reamer for the hole in a comb block
    -Two pieces of carbon fiber tubing for the bottom rod (13/16 x 9 5/8 & 7/8 x 19 1/2)
    -One piece of aluminum rod (if you want a heavier stock) (13/16 x 12)
    -One piece of aluminum rod for top rod (7/16 x 11 5/8)
    -One piece of aluminum tube for top rod (lighter) (7/16 x 12)
    -Couple bags of random screws I don't recall what for
    -Roughed billet front block
    -3d printed aluminum front block
    -3d printed aluminum rear block
    -3d printed aluminum pad adjuster
    -3d printed stainless pad adjuster nuts (x2)

    Unfortunately I subsequently discovered that not only is there ZERO chance I can handle an o/u for SC with SC loads, I can't even really handle one with an actual PFS, so I'm just going to set up an autoloader.

    $110 shipped for the lot and you can have a go at it :)
     
  2. Reyper

    Reyper Mega Poster

    That's pretty cool. Would love to see the final product by whomever finishes it. Good shooting, Rey