What slows down a shaft the most?

what really blew my mind about this was that I have never had the side by side vantage point....to see the shaft leave the gun and literally fall to the bottom of the pool before reaching the 20 ft target was shocking...to then watch the shafts without any line was incredible...I had to do the test a few times cos I didn't think it was possible for such a huge difference.

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Don insired me to do SOME testing with all the awesome stuff he's posting Quote: LunkerBuster.

Way Cool .... I just don't want to inspire you to not hurt anyone nether.I've done some real stupid shite over the years.

Safe in water testing will give guy's a new tool in their spearfishing kit. The point of all this is not just the
findings, it's the quest to refine all gear we use and build.:thumbsup2:

All the best, Don

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all i credit you for is the inspiration...I don't expect you to make my judgment any better hahaha

on a side note...I will be using my long pool a lot for this testing in the future and anyone is welcome if they want to join..it must be a night as the pool is full of all sorts of things to get in the way during the day (swimmers) but it is lit at night and 25m long...I hope to be able to focus on the little things that I gloss over while hunting such as arm position and trigger pull.