I use 1 wrap on my inside the rig gun. Definately helps with gaining control of the fish - getting it out of the rig. Since going to 1 wrap (I used 2 wraps for a long time) I have not had any shots come up short and I very rarely miss with this setup.
For bluewater hunting with bigger guns I use 2 wraps.
I'll take a roll of black too.
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I'll skip the sample piece and go right for a full spool in black please. Can you PM me the total with shipping and paypal, and where to send the paypal?
But isn't air already about 78% Nitrogen? As for helium, we use it at work to check things for leaks, because such small molecules will easily find their way out of just about anything.
I spent $50 on a float line just for it to flood a few months later I was pissed. They were nice but personally I would rather save my cash on something so simple. I really don't see much of a difference other than it's lack of elasticity. You can't go wrong with this stuff. I dive around alot of bridges and jetties when the ocean doesn't cooperate. I have found this rope to be "bullet proof'.
I have been using this rigg for 2+ years now and it cost me less than $12 bucks.
I feel so bad every time a fellow diver pass away..I hope he is in a very good place..near the ocean, his home..
nice thread...i wanted to know the differences..
niiccee!!!!!!....thanks papa...sadly I read that Al-qaeda is looking forward to strike the world cup in south africa..these world cup is going to be reeeaaaally close some teams are really strong like spain,italy,brazil and some others..i hope those Al-qaeda hairy fags regret it...but I read they send a warning video throught internet..like they do on their serious attacks...whos your favorite team in this world cup papa?
Still trying to find you those steel toed flip-flops . . .
I told you guys! A whole new world of tools you never knew that you needed - and he's just getting started. 
Here are some other helpful goodies that you may not have thought of. None are indespensible, but they do come in handy sometimes.
Sorry for the goofy picture sizes. Is there a way to make them thumbnails that remain small until you click on them?
Letter size and wire sized drill bits. Very cool for when you want a hole that is just a tiny bit larger or smaller than a standard size.
Parallels - Use these to make sure that your piece is sitting perfectly in the vise, but you still have room underneath to drill through. A set will have numerous pairs in different heights.
Center finder - A low budget solution that will get you pretty close when you need the center of a round piece.
Center drills - These are short and stiff, and won't "walk" like normal bits can. Use them for a getting hole started precisely where you want it. Just a little dimple is all you need, then switch to the regular drill bit.
Cheap dial indicator on a cheap magnetic base. Easy way to know where you stand when you just want to move the vise a hair.
Countersink bits - For deburring holes.
Deburring tool - Also helpful for deburring holes, or any sharp edge.
After this thread my fins should never come out again after replacing the tendon rails, getting these clips and super gluing them. Better to be safe then sorry.
Dan, Please include 4 tendon rails along with my order of my suit. I will be sure to include the $ with my with the second payment.
