Posts by Dan

This top piece being plastic is supposed to make the speargun quieter.

Interesting. Definitely not a RA. Maybe the handle and trigger mech?

That's a beautiful drawing. The top of the reef mech is flush with the top of the stock. Is it possible to make the sleeve part that's on top of the spring a little shorter to make sure it will sit deeper than the round over?

Picuda es pescao'.

So the rail is not part of the tube but added on?

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I think the knife is still far better since you use it all of the time. When an emergency happens you'll know exactly where to reach for your knife since it is a practiced movement.

Maybe for cutting the gut cavity open it is a safe tool.

Excellent observation.

Nice find Jeff. Gerber does make quality stuff. Some of it is gimmicky though.

Did you get the stains out of your wetsuit alright? <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

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American distributor wanted

Are these relabeled Rob Allen spearguns?

Bienvenido Julio.

A pic would've been very appropriate. Who eats the chubs?

Note taken.

pffft..

I wouldn't say it's the same as the newer model Pelletier gun Antoine Berry used, same principal yes.

There's some nice pics of some old guns on their website http://www.maco2spearguns.com/en/bonus.php?news_id=5

OK updated. Don't tell me you guys shoot black dungeons?

It's an elegant design. I wouldn't mind trying this gun just to see how it shoots but I would never use it regularly. I'm good with what I do When I was researching once I found out about a gas airgun that ran off your scuba tank :0

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Black Durgeon Metralleta
Porgy Plumas
Margarete Ronco Blanco

Updated but I don't understand those Pucho. White Margate sounds like Ronco Blanco, what's a Margarete?

Pucho, Toledo, Pantoja, thanks updated.

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Dan,
I was looking for a pic of a sennett. I call those picuilla. I just found that it's Picudilla not picuilla for both the northern and southern and that guaguancho is also another species of barracuda. Long story short, they all (3) look identical to me....

Thing is whenever you hear "ua" it's most likely a poorly pronounced "uda" as is normal in Cuba. This is why I didn't mention "picua", that's how "picuda" would be pronounced.

Thanks Pucho, I added the names.

BTW guys feel free with other important fish I haven't gotten around to adding yet..

I should've said that's what I was told in Cuba. I've never actually seen one.