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I have an old omer Excalibur kevlar the one with the green barrel, I want to install a hammer head muzzle on it, does any one knows the Barrel diameter, the reason I am asking is currently I am in Alaska and the gun is in Brazil so there is no easy what to check it.
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I just warn you that Matt reported he had to do a little sandpaper and dremel work to make them fit together, but nothing too difficult he said. Hope this helps.
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Spaghetty
Hammerhead has two muzzles sizes size A-25 mm and size B-28 mm , and I am not sure wich one to get, but I will look for that tread. HammerHead Spearguns
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Try emailing them, they will know which one you need, I'm almost 100% sure you need the 25mm. The aluminium Excalibur was a O/D 28mm barrel so I can't imagine that the carbon version was fatter but I'm not sure. Do you have a track on the gun? If not you will need to get one of the Omer stick on ones too
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Thanks I don't have track on that gun, I've tried to email them but no response so far. But if I go with 25 mm I can always epoxy like hteas mentioned.
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Yeah but if you epoxy it you will loose the flexibility of the O ring seal. I'm not sure if epoxy is flexible enough to handle the pull from the bands without loosing its bond or even if it is too flexible and might deform all together. If it was me I'd wait until I knew for sure. The Omer website says that the standard aluminium barrel is 25mm bore, Spaghetti are they the same do you know?
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My Excalibur Carbon has external diameter 28mm and a wall thickness of 1,5mm. I assume that the hole is 26,5mm.
I'm just guessing, but I guess that the HH size A (smaller plug) is intended for barrels with thicker walls (Aimrite, Rabitech) and the B size (fatter plug) is for skinnier barrels like the Omer's. I'm just guessing, but this makes sense to logics... If it was for me, I'd get the fat type: you can always use sandpaper to scracth off some material if too big, while you can't add material to make the slim one fatter...epoxy is just a glue, not solid stuff... However: try to send a message to Mattedhead through Deeperblue or Spearboard. He's a great guy and no doubt he'll help.
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Just found this
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It has a 28mm external dia - the 2X1.5 wall thickness making 3mm so internal dia is 25mm, same as my master. but please dont take my word for it and contact Omer. the alloy walls are thinner and therfore the 25.6mm
Peter
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Thanks Peter for helping me realize what a perfect idiot I am
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Never Spaghetti my friend, just noticed a slip in thought, and found this info also just to throw a spanner in the works LOL.
carbon speargun features a 1.75mm thick carbon fiber barrel for lenghts up to 100cm and 1.85mm for longer guns. SORRY. Peter
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Thank all you again, I have email Omer, no responce from them so this info is the best I've got, I think the sporasub black viper has also an internal around 25 mm diammeter as well. Correct Spaghetti ?
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