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Originally Posted by Bill McIntyre
The simplest, cheapest, and most foolproof method is known as Hawaiian breakaway. Cut your shooting line so that the loop in the rear end is a few inches from the line release. Put a loop of bungee through the loop and stretch it over the line release. Attach the clip on your float line to the loop in the shooting line (NOT to the bungee).
When you pull the trigger, the bungee comes off of the line release and your gun is out of the chain.
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thanks i like the simplicity, one ques.: when you are swimming along with bouy towing behind, wont pressure from float possibly unhook it from release?i mean to say weight of float would pull towards rear of gun, possibly dislodging it ? obviously not , but why? i guess bungee needs to be relatively tight to prevent this?you are a knowledgable guy. thank you again. if you ever come to keys, PM me.. i will buy you a beer .
