My metaltech 3 was really accurate and had a 5/16 double flopper shaft with 2 5/8 rubbers. I would shoot fish so far away you could hear the shaft ripping through the flesh after you shot. It had front wings on it in order to float which made it even more accurate but hard to handle. The weight of it also reduced recoil.
The front plastic foam wings make metaltech #3 an up float. #2 needs full length wings to float.
I'll try it and see what happens, if I dont like it I could sell it/trade it or use it as a prybar or something
<img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x"> since I got it for so cheap...
Yes you should get a good buck for it on SB.
Yes you should get a good buck for it on SB.
Nah...I signed in spreadbore about a month before I signed here and still to this day I can't post sh!t there. I can log in if I want but since I can't do nothing there que se jodan! THIS MY FORUM. I was very welcomed here by everybody sinced day one.:)
PS.. PARGO you can delete this post if not apropiate.
I seldom post there either. My humble contributions to the spearfishing community as the carbon blade fixing thread is freediving spearfishing forum exclusive ... 
I don't like midhandles. Davie had a metal tech, I handled it. I think he got good use out of it but eventually got rid of it.
For the kind of spearfishing I do, i don´t like midhandles either. They are more powerful and expensiver than r.h.s. though, and they are easier to swing 
. I never understood the swinging argument my self cause, you don´t swing things at fish cause they have the clear advantage over you , it´s way better to anticipate and extend, rather than chase and swing...
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