Thanks for the explanation JC and TM. JC was right, the tip is a tri cut on which the facets are slightly concave.
Marco, I did list the gun lengths. I will change the post to the actual length of the shafts. Thanks for your suggestion on which lenghts to make available.
The height of the sharkfin tab is 4.5mm (0.18").
The distance between the sharkfin tabs at this time is 11cm (4.33").
:holyshipshit: nice find Don.
Why would the fish do that? Was it disoriented? Hooked?
Why would you write her an apology? Her objection was on a different basis.
tulcote, why did you swim the Matanzas bay?
in the future will there be any 7mm notched 130cm and 7.5mm notched in 150 cm lengths??
There will be 7mm notched and finned shafts at the following lengths; 130, 140, 150, 160, 170, and 180cm. I'm not sure at this time about 7.5mm shafts.
nice! i love the cone up front, i would like to see the fins closer together for maximum band pull however.
about how much per shaft?
steve
While I like the cone as well, without exception all guys that I talked to in person are not familiar with the cone and are leery of it. I can't go against the market at this point so the 7mm shafts will not have cones.
I'll see about putting the sharkfin tabs closer together. Would anyone like to recommend an ideal distance?
The price of the shafts is $49.
The Tip is a new style of tricut, HOLLOW ground, but with some what of a rock point, Seriously NICE!!! sharp but will withstand alot of abuse
Thanks for the great review J.C.
I'm not familiar with the term hollow ground. To me the tip is a long taper tri cut.
The flopper is on the top or at the bottom?
The flopper is on the bottom of course.
These shafts are heat treated stainless steel. The brownish color you're seeing is a result of the heat treatment. These shafts don't rust and actually get shiny with use. At 150cm and a few other lengths they have 3 sharkfin tabs one being a rest tab.
At this time I only have a few 150cm shafts. I will now go ahead and order the complete range of lengths.
Very well done Steven. Soon you will have some great spots with little or no pressure on them. A GPS should be your next purchase if you don't already have one.
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Any shaft can be bent, 7mm shafts are just easier to straighten. Some huge fish are taken with a 7mm shaft.
I know this doesn't answer you question, but you should consider getting a single flopper shaft, it is the better choice. See if there are some available for your JBL.
sdeisen will sing along on the pre dive drive 
hehehe
:notes: Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale,
A tale of a fateful trip
That started from this tropic port
Aboard this tiny ship..
Thanks. Any color/pattern in which Speardiver wetsuits are available, will also be available in a vest. For now I have black and green camo.
Welcome to the forum.
I don't know if it's captain Leo's occupation, but if he has a website he should post it here.
Was it a stone shot or a big fight?
Beautiful fish congratz GR.
Doesn't look like virgili is going to post these so here's that slip tip in action.
