11mm!!!! Holy chit mang
Posts by LunkerBuster
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Going out w my brother in a few hours. I'm just hoping for nice viz
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wow, that is awesome...the sight described of watching a crab move through a bunch of these would be trippy and awesome to see.
thanks for sharing Ramon -
looks really nice...very clever cork.
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hello and welcome aboard
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nice Mike...how do you cook the sheep?
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nice work....gonna be a fish slaying machine soon
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Hello and welcome
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Howdy and welcome
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Dive safe buddy. Happy holidays
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I have also had great luck with my RA shafts. My mako is holding up well too. I think it takes a tiny but of work, not much but clean them and an occasional wipe w three and one oil
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Happy holidays to you all. All the best to you and yours.
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Delicious. Awesome
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Beauty. Nice pig
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I thought the trigger was toward the handle on a mid plus. What is the euro and a butt stock called
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I have heard of a guy freediving w one. I'm sure they aren't too heavy underwater.
Use my rob Allen while you save up enough for a great gun. Go for a deathstick or a custom. I don't know what he charges, but Tito makes amazing guns and couldaurely make a nice rear handle plus.
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X2 on what Dan said. I had a funky card and it was supposedly a Kingston 16gb class 6. It rook me too long to realize the card was bad. I lost a LOT of good footage. Glad to have a camera I can count on again
I recommend a scandisk or lexar. I have both and they both work. I now just use the lexar 8 gb high performance. It was forty on sale at target.
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for what you said iwould recommend an andre, a deathstick or a custom gun...i think the configuration you like is called a rearhandled plus...it is not a mid handle.
I think you would love Dan's gun, it sounds like it is exactly what you are describing.
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it works like a charm actually... i have a few stories like Marco's where i was able to change a wishbone or whole band in the water in no time...I keep about 3 extra wishbones in my dry bag and one tied in a square knot to my float line.
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here is a terrible paint diagram of how to tie that knot...the blue is the loop, the red is the wishbone and the last pic, the green shows where to pull the end through...very very simple knot..i like to burn the ends of the wishbone so they form little balls, that redices the ability to slip to just about zero