José: Tengo un Riffe C3 que te puedo prestar para que lo pruebes (cuando lo traiga a Venezuela).
If I would like to have a wooden speargun in Venezuela, I would buy the mechanism and ask a carpenter to make a copy of an Abellan or another nice Euro.
Try or sell? as the sheath?, to prove no problem. :laughing:
In Venezuela copy Abellan think?
Probar o vender? como es la vaina?, por probar no hay problema.
En Venezuela piensas copiar el abellan?
A little longer than C3 would be nice. But the C4 is completely different, heavier stock.
I just read that c3 = 3 sheets of teak, c4 = 4 sheets of teak
considerable weight
Acabo de leer que el c3 lleva 3 laminas de teka y el c4 lleva 4
eso es un peso considerable.
The Andre looks nice, never used one in the water, Riffe euro is my go to gun, teak is great and even my 120 with 3 bands gets blue water action
Since we are have the discussion on the Riffe Euro, I'd like to ask those of you who own it if you would recommend it for use as a blue water gun.
What size would be ideal?
I currently have a competitor 3 and I love it. What size would be the next move up to what you would consider a minimum for a blue water gun in the euro models?
Thanks in advance.
Ive used my euro 120 both with 2 bands and 3, id imagine the 130 would give you a little more reach
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