58" double roller speargun

    Well after 6 months of hard work I am finally done with my first very speargun. The block was laminated using west coast systems Epoxy, and depending on the area is up to 9 lam thick and is all teak. As for hard wear I went with the neptonic tuna mech and elect handle and then went with a heavy 11/32" shaft.

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    Well after 6 months of hard work I am finally done with my first very speargun. The block was laminated using west coast systems Epoxy, and depending on the area is up to 9 lam thick and is all teak. As for hard wear I went with the neptonic tuna mech and elect handle and then went with a heavy 11/32" shaft.


    Wow! Beautiful gun! That size shaft, tuna gun?

    A bad day at sea is better than a good day in the boatyard
    George Steele

    I choose that shaft simply for punching power and momentum. Not to mention Do to the shorter length of a roller guns shaft thicker diameters help keep the shafts weight up.

    Well if you need it thoroughly tested I can send you my address [emoji23].
    Seriously though can't wait to see the results of shooting that beautiful gun.

    A bad day at sea is better than a good day in the boatyard
    George Steele

    You guys are going to love my next a guns lays outs. Designing some inverted rollers going into a demultiplying pulley rig. Simplier to the hatch yacht gun, but with some south Florida flare.

    You building another so soon? Ambitious! Looking foward to it! When are you taking that beast you just finished out for a spin?

    A bad day at sea is better than a good day in the boatyard
    George Steele

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