Posts by LunkerBuster

    the slings are allowed for protection NO?


    I am very scared of certain fish, like macks snappers and groupers, I would certainly need a sling to protect myself from those monsters

    here is my report on the muzzle


    I had another great day with the white muzzle on saturday and i used the spike too. Fortunately not a shark, but I had shot a nice sized hog and it hit him a little high and he tore the spear out through the back..he was dazed and I was already swimming in to collect him and the spear so rather than try to grab the spear and stab him, i just went thwack and stuck the muzzle spike right into his head and down into the sand. done. grabbed him, removed the spike and swam up to the surface feeling satisfied about the one that didn't get away --- as afar as a difference between the colors,none as far as the fish or functionality....I think i like the white better for three reasons.
    one it gives me better contrast at the end of the gun or sighting the fish , I seem to see the spear a lot better against the white and that speeds the aiming
    two it has a distinct way of IDing the gun in a pile of guns on a boat..mine was the only white muzzle to be sure
    three I think it looks cool, as silly as it sounds..i like the all black cos it is very sinister and low profile, but i feel the white is cooler and that makes me cooler by association


    all in all, I think the white has a real nice advantage in the sight picture and I like it

    drill a slot in the top of the spear and make a new slimmer flopper that fits in the slot. drill the spear across the slot and insert a pin.


    here are some paint sketches


    first is the spear from above, then from the side.
    then flopper from the side and flopper from above..the end of the flopper whould have to be slightly raised like RA floppers to make the flopper engage

    Not if you're using an enclosed track gun.


    I don't like tricut, the tip bends too easily and requires constant filing. I find myself hesitating too much when taking shots that could hit the reef bottom. I think it may even affect trajectory the same way a flopper with its lip sticking out does. Getting similar penetration for my purposes from a pencil point is just a matter of sharpening it. The kind of extra penetration provided by a tri cut I think is only necessary with very big fish?


    I shoot my RA tricut into all sorts of rocks and have never had an issue with it...maybe different brands dull differently?

    sorry to resurrect this thread, but cant someone thread their own spear to fit these tips? i have no real knowledge about threading SS or spring steel, but to have replacable and sharp tips for that cheap would be worth a bit more on the cost of the shaft..


    anyone want to order some from Torres :) J/k


    good looking out as always Jeff

    what amazes me is the fact that the fish turned broadside in the time it took the spear to get there, that is incredible...Im sure it had to do with the fact it saw the shot first, but that is still crazy.


    cool video