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Old April 10th, 2007
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Re: Omer Cayman HF 100

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Originally Posted by Marwan View Post
whats the material of the HF barrel, its not carbon right?, how does it compare to carbon though?
Sure as Fondueset said it's hydroformed alluminium: Omer charts say the HF barrell is 20% stiffer than the Carbon T20 (which is 1,75mm thick carbon wall)and 7% stiffer than the Cobra Teak woodie. Which means: very, very stiff.
I haven't bought it or tried it in water, but I had the chance to hold it in my hands at the town shop, and I was pleased by its light weight for such a big gun. By the way, the shop owner said the HF barrell is made in the USA.
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PS-Andre 82, no one yet has seen the Cressi Geronimo: it is scheduled to be available from the end of this month in Italy. It's good looking and has an interesting design. I'm curious to see it cause myself gonna buy a 100 centimeters bandgun to replace my old Excalibur Carbonium 100: still undecided between Seatec Gabbiano, Cayman HF and maybe the Geronimo...

Last edited by spaghetti; April 10th, 2007 at 18:05.
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