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I always tie my dynema spearline .For your wishbone get some of those small ball sinkers that have a little hole in them and put the line through the hole and tie a plain knot. Do they still make your gun and if they do were did you get it.
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I don't think you should crimp any fiber line, including dyneema.
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Coral Sniper i brought my gun from a shop called Mio Palmo in the south of france on the internet.A great gun very very accurate..
I think i will have to try a session of tying spears with dynema and mono with crimps and test firing underwater to see if there is any damage..
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However, if you're looking for something "like the black viper, but with better quality", you could also give a look to this one. In Italy it's widely agreed this is the most accurate gun on earth. Features allu tube covered by a shell of polyurethane with a full length rail on it. Release mechanism is SS tested to 220 kilograms. The muzzle is articulated to prevent the barrel to "whip-up" when shooting. Pinpoint accurate. http://www.seatec.it/eng/trb_eng.pdf PS-forgive me for the Off-topic post
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I was reading some of glowworms old post about getting his gun and I saw the price and am not shure if thats what I want to do now........ Spaghetti, would it be easy to get a seatec to the US, and are there any problems with the gun other than accuracy?
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Hey Coral Sniper the Dessault Gun is not only very accurate but mine has been through some very rough treatment and does not even have 1 scratch on it.I'm not too sure about shipping to the US but they do speak english in the shop so you can phone them and ask.
I know that all the effort i put in to get mine was worth it
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Hey glowworm thanks for the help. I think when you got your gun the price was 200 something euro but now its like 350 euro for the 130cm its a bit to much for me when you have to add shiping to the US aswell,but thankyou very much for your help
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My new Picasso Dynema Wishbones turned up today from Subprof.I did need to file down the notch of my spear where the old metal wish bone had cut into it.
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File the notches extra smooth, and I mean EXTRA smooth. You can start with a file or dremel for the rough edge and finish with fine sandpaper. Any edgy part will shaff and cut your bridle. Been there done that.
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I don't think dynema or any other woven line should be crimped. I use knots.
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