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ok this is mybe the last bit of advice i need.
im thinkin bout the rob allen sniper, and i was wondering if anyone could tell me how it compares to the other rob allen guns. also wondering if it can cope with two rubbers. my dad was a bit suspicious about it bending. is it worthy spending the extra money on one of the more expensive ones, or is the sniper fine |
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A sniper? There's a blast from the past! Is this a second hand gun? If not you want to make sure it has a brand new band on it. The sniper was a nice gun, I had one and loved it. It came with a single 16mm band if I remember correctly and would take a second with no bother (the barrel was/is notoriously strong) but I would honestly recommend a single 18mm or 20mm instead
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But don't try to drive your car over it, I can verify that it will bend
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the sniper is the only rob allen gun that my dive shop has, and they just got bout 20 of em in last week. the way the guy in the shopwas going on about it, i thought it was like his latest gun or sumthin.
im preety sure it was the sniper, i could be wrong |
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it is the Scorpia and it is new. Rob makes great rail guns, but the Scorpia has a non rail barrel. I bet it still rips though. I have had the TUNA 900 with the Vecta grip for about 2 years now and it is great.
Good Luck Joel |
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Yeah the "newer" scorpia has a rail, but its not all that new.
A buddy of mine had a 110 it was a very good gun, very easy to use and very accurate. Not as polished as the omers but just as capable ..... and maby a little tougher.........just my thoughts....... |
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If the newer Scorpia has a rail, how does it differ from the other models? Is it just a different coloured handle, lack of bungee, lack clip in the handle & a thinner spear?
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Today I received 2 RA 100cm Spear-guns (pics attached) directly from the factory in South Africa with open-muzzles and the new Vecta reel. It’s their Tuna model with 2 16mm bands. The only “custom” fitting I asked for and got was that the sticker Caranx is put on instead of Tuna (I just like the name… ..) The guns obviously need to get tested before review but my first “dry” impressions are great… ![]() ![]() Last edited by manhattanguy; April 10th, 2008 at 12:34. |
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Hey Mr.x
The ''even newer'' scorpia has everything on it now except for a flopper ![]() J.K.I think you said it,thats all thats different on the gun now. Manhattnguy, welcome to DB Your likeing of the word caranx is a good thing,The caranx is a great family of fish. Nice guns, Why 2 of the same size and type? Last edited by Coral Sniper; April 12th, 2008 at 10:15. |
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Whereabout in Oz are you Philly?
Aqua-australis is the distributor for RA in Oz, and provides excellent customer support. All my guns are RA's.
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I seem to recall a story of a container containing a lot of RA gear getting knocked off in Oz a couple of years ago. It's not just surfacing is it?
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Wow Wow, is that no drilling I see! I though you needed to drill through the barrel to mount the RA reels, is there something I'm missing from all of this or is it a custom made part that was made by the RA team in South Africa. Can you plz specify for me! thanks!
I have a custom painted Caranx 900 open muzzle with 2x16 bands & a 7mm shaft. Last edited by armandozx; April 12th, 2008 at 15:51. |
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Thanks for the Welcome Coral. Have a friend in SA who didnt mind bringing two spearguns to Europe for me. And since they are really dirt cheap down there it was not hard finding a m8 taking one of my hands.... |