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  • Pursuit band tying twine

    Quote from Dan

    I finally received the black twine in the correct diameter. I shipped it today to those of you who previously received the thin one.


    I got mine today, and tied a couple of test pieces just to try it out. From what I see so far, I like it a lot. Thanks for following up with the heavier stuff Dan.

  • Carp , combines and the wheat harvest

    im with you core with the chapin..i go daily spearfishing and i dont see a lot of chapin...i only one time got a 6 pounds but never see a big one like that again....i got to learn how to post pics damn it haha...i know those chapin empanadillas must be manta ray or something else...people are desperate here in pr...everyone is going to the usa becasuse things are getting worse here...sad but true..so they do anything to obtain money..

  • kayak battery holder welder

    having a gps should help me a lot haha....enjoy it hau...:thumbup:...dan i must ask..i would love to learn..if you want you can delete this post is out of hau gps thread...where in the forum can i read and understand about those shocklines in the speargun picture you put??...

  • Trini Spearo

    welcome bro...yes please post pics and stories...you guys in trinidad tobago sure know how to spearfish.....enjoy

  • Upgraded my OMER t20 Oceanic...KILLER!!!

    its a carbon gun open muzzle no rail. it was designed that way and heres why. supposed to be very accurate. this is a quote about rail guns under pressure. ". Another train of thought says a shaft guide or rail has no advantage since the shaft rests between the muzzle and the handle alignment. Basically, if there were any barrel flex (under heavy band load load) the shaft resting in between two points would have a tendency to shoot more accurately than a gun with a rail. The shaft in a rail takes the shape of the barrel if there is any minimal amount of flex. Additionally, the absence of any friction between spear shaft and rail makes the gun quiet, wasting less energy since the bands are parallel with the shaft". Theres so much to learn and trial and error. It can be confusing and is different from gun to gun. But one things for sure, spearfishing sure gets you pumped up and damn aint it fun! lol

  • Upgraded my OMER t20 Oceanic...KILLER!!!

    Dan, you say that you over powered your riffe with 3 5/8 inch bands? i dont understand that. My JBL Extra heavy duty 53" has 3 5/8 bands and shoots very accurate and not that much recoil, And i beleive your Riffe is a lot heavier gun than mine being that its wood. which riffe do you have?

  • Upgraded my OMER t20 Oceanic...KILLER!!!

    Fuzz i am after power. i wont shoot anything 2-3lbs. i use fish that big for bait! lol i do understand what your saying about recoil with a lighter gun. ive got 3 metal guns, the omer 110s carbon, Mako 120 pro oceanic coming, and hopefully soon ill be able to get a great wood gun. i like the wong, but Steve at Poseidonsub and Hamilton spearguns are true works of art. Ill get one of these great wood guns as soon as i can make up my mind. they are all great powerhorses. thanks for all the help guys, appreciate it!

  • Upgraded my OMER t20 Oceanic...KILLER!!!

    hey im still learnin', guess if it turns out to be too much ass for the t 20, i can always downgrade it if i need to and use the extra hardware for another gun. i wonder how this one will go over....." hey babe... im buying a new 1400$ custom gun so ill have something to put these heavy bands on" hey, it might work! lol

  • Miami man dies spearfishing

    I dive alone @ times but me and my buddy have been practicing 1 u 1 dwn after his dad had a close call. He is an excellent diver and nobody would have expected it to happen to him when in reality it could happen to anyone.



    R.I.P brother