X2. Great to hear from you buddy. And yes that was hilarious. You can imagine how many cervezas I had drank at that point. Hahaha
Posts by LunkerBuster
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sorry for the derail brett but can you post a shot of your whole gun...looks like a beaut and I dont think i have ever seen it
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good intro..welcome..looking forward to reports
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glad you are back in action brother...I had missed your reports
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very nice trip report...way to go with 20 hours in the car!!! that is intense
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lets watch the skies and pic a day as it gets closer
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Hau actually did foam up considerable portions of his Hobie adventure..he flooded the entire interior of the yak and it still floated..pretty impresssive
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HUGE TEASE!! haha i am dying to see the profile and the muzzle
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Dan that is exactly what I was thinking...that yak will cease to float in about 15-20 minutes.
i have shot a nail gun at a kayak once from about 2.5' away and it didnt penetrate...that bite had INSANE amounts of force behind it
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do you need testers

looking great buddy, very very exciting things coming down the pipe line

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welcome marcus..you have a very nice coastline to call your hunting grounds.
nice to have you in the forum
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i have no plans on memorial day at all and I'd love to kill some fishies
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Total without some of the tooling I think I'm in the spear around $100. Time wise it took me about 20 hours on the lathe, no digital read out. The rest only took about 30 minutes to bond everything together, 1 day to cure and maybe another twenty to thirty minutes to do the heat shrink tubing.
excellent, add in the satisfaction of making your own dinner from start to finish and you have a $300 spear rig

you need to continue making killing tools, you have a knack

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Killer Buddy...that shell is stunning
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great review and awesome pics.
any chance you can show a shot of the knob attachment method..sounds interesting and I cannot seems to understand how it works
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Wow...that looks and sounds like a trip of a lifetime...way to go guys.
if you dont mind me asking, what was the cost to camp and the amount of fuel you burned? I would love to get a trip like that together and I have no idea of the logistics...thanks for the report
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BULLY!!
well done mate
that is some very nice craftsmanship. and a nice shop too
what did you spend on materials and how long did it take you?
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amazing
i have drool all over my keyboard.
mad jealousy
way to kill it buddy
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i might have disagreed with number 1 a few times..but I guess the part i ate was technically dead

nice intro..welcome