Looks nice. Are there other sizes available?
Yes, shorter lengths are available.
Is that wood gun ready for sale yet?
In a week or two I'll have a few.
Looks nice. Are there other sizes available?
Yes, shorter lengths are available.
Is that wood gun ready for sale yet?
In a week or two I'll have a few.
Hand painting would require talent to get all the tonalities right. It would have to be air brushed. I can't see a way to take the meat of the legs, antenna etc. but epoxy should seal everything in. I'd like to see what the bottom looks like, is it all open?
Not even close.
Beautiful. What's the procedure to remove all the flesh so it doesn't stink?
Without the head shot you'd think a 20 year old is holding that fish, hau's in amazing shape. Have you been using the Pajilletor plus too? <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">
Looking forward to reading your stories and seeing your pics.
Welcome to the forum. Picture posting instructions here http://spearfishing.world/foru…ure-posting-tutorial.html
I've had these guns for 2-3 months, just never had time to post them up, as with other new gear I have lying around. I only put it in the store a couple of days ago.
A stainless steel line release for the aluminum gun will be available shortly, and will be installed in all the guns. The guns I have available right now have a plastic line release. If you buy one of these guns and a plastic line release breaks I will replace it with a stainless steel line release free of charge. Once I have the SS line releases I will make an announcement, and you can request one free of charge even if the plastic line release didn't break.
http://freedivingspearfishingg…suit-carbon-speargun.html

Congratz to both of you on the new guns.
Congratz, 65ft is a respectable depth. Be on alert whenever you find yourself engaged in some kind of energy depleting activity on the bottom. It's when you become focused on something other than being aware of your physical condition, that time and oxygen can slip away unnoticed and put you in danger. Other than that I don't think diving to that depth is dangerous on its own.
Looking forward to it.
BTW Don Thumper is a great name for the boat, every time the thread pops up I think that.

Hello sierrawoodsmith. Posting a thread in the Commercial Classifieds forum section will better serve your purpose. You can find information about it here http://spearfishing.world/comm…-section-information.html
Sounds like you had a lot of interesting experiences Deep 6, welcome to the forum.
I thought maybe a 9mm would be useful. I you decide to get a 9mm I can have it made.
Cool story. I'd have expected to hear something like this first with a redneck and an alligator gar. I don't understand why the cuda let him get close enough to stab?
Good first try.
Fascinating report Anders, and beautiful fish.
How thick is the wetsuit you're wearing and is it open cell? Are you cold in the water with it all?