You could try "Fat Jacks Tash Wax" , I use the mint scented daily and look quite dashing as a result. It may help with mask seal as well. I have no leakage issues with or without.
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Posts by LunkerBuster
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Hahahaha slam! Step your game up stevey
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You've been just looking at the pictures again.;)
As a lawyer your going to scorer every word, coma and period of those sold gold settlements.Cheers, Don
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Hahahha I knew there was more to the story than two bolts.
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Looks great don but isn't 2 screws a little light duty for build style?
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Well played!!
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Jono is he wearing a shark shield?
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I agree Steve. The gun is sick. It almost looks like an Escher sketch. It goes in two directions. Amazing
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Love your reports guys.
Hank. After a few trips how does the boat feel without the water
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Looking nice. Making great progress
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Nice looking feline
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Yeah. Rhetorical. Just thinking about the application for the technology
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Dan have you ever shot twice on the same breath hold? Have you ever been on a school and really wanted to reload fast and dumb shit kept going wrong, like shark tab catches the wishbone? line under the spear, line jumps the muzzle....?
I have never shot twice. With a pole spear yea, but not with a gun. And I have had a million annoying issues with my gun, which is very minimal.
I just don't write off the roller because it is slower to reload. I shore dive a lot and I lug my 120 on the banks board. If I could, and hope to soon, have a 90cm gun that shoots like a 110 that is amazing. For shore dives in less than 25', I can't imagine a better hunting device
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"Bill, aren't conventional spearguns built to handle a certain power configuration without being adversely affected by recoil? As long as the recoil doesn't affect the shaft trajectory, I like it. It tells me the gun is shooting hard and fast, whether the bands need to be shortened or changed. With the roller I feel like there's too much time before the shaft leaves the gun, almost enough time for changes in my grip and arm position to affect the aim."
Not trying to be cute, here, Dan, but spearguns are built the way the builders build them. Very few, if any, production guns are overpowered, but it's done with custom and home built guns all the time. Whether inaccuracy is due to overpowering or the shooter anticipating the recoil, is pretty hard to determine. It sounds like you just like the way a conventional gun feels and shoots, so like a favorite shotgun or set of gulf clubs, you shoot better with it. The first time I shot Tin Man's carbon fiber gun it felt so natural it was like I had been shooting it for years, yet the gun wasn't like anything I had ever shot before. To me, the feel of a roller is very natural, so most of the time that's what I shoot - with the exception of that cf gun! <img src= " class="smiley" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x" height="23" width="23" loading="eager" data-tooltip="biggrin" aria-label="biggrin">
Different strokes for different folks - great to have choices!
Good thoughts bill. I am excited to try a roller
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Dan do you still have that roller muzzle? Will it fit a rob Allen barrel?
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Yeah. For the record, mark told me he'd get it back to you
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Hahahahaha someone smoked a fatty and looked at the key hook and blew his mind
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Welcome. Nice to have you.
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I bought my gun unrigged. I dont care for metal wishbones either, not that I really had a choice in the matter. The gun was unrigged to begin with. I also don't trust anybody's rigging but mine <img src= " class="smiley" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x" height="23" width="23" loading="eager" data-tooltip="biggrin" aria-label="biggrin">
You know I really agree with that buddy. I find I have a few friends, my dive buddies, Dan, mark and frank, who's gear I'd put my life on, but most people , and surely commercial stuff, I don't trust without a real thorough scrutinizing. And then I still don't like it
