aerial assault automatic trap owners manual

To prove whether or not it was a fluke, I tried re-tightening the same screw and once again, the remington and champion skeet would not drop on the plate. I loosened the screw on the mechanism that 'squeezes' the next skeet, and that allowed all skeet to drop flawlessly. I did some tinkering and was able to get my Aerial Assault to successfully throw all brands of skeet (Remington, White Flyer, and Champion). I have to try and source a weaker spring and see if I can get it tuned down a little. I also purchased a WW spring from DoAll, same spring as on the AA. I've tried a loosening the spring, no good. If I were to buy one again, knowing this, I would get the WW. If set up the AA to throw up a bit and out, it hits the walls, I have to have it set for throwing real high, so they make it out to about 70 yds or so. I own the AA, and it does throw a mean 100 solid yards, almost too much for the place we go, the pit from line to the wall is 100 yds, and the owner gets mad when the clays land on the pit wall. The AA throws an good fast 100 yds, from reading the specs a few good months ago, the WW throws about 50yds. I was hoping some of you could point me in the right direction as I am wanting one of these launchers but am hesitant to pull the trigger because so many people bash their performance. But then the Aerial Assault has the same design arm as the White Quail with 50 bird capacity. The White Wing has a different design of arm and a little less clay capacity. What is the difference between these models? I see the White Quail has the 90 clay capacity but don't see any other differences. At Natchez they have the Aerial Assault, White Quail, and White Wing.

Aerial assault automatic trap owners manual