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Im looking for help with buying a new gun, i currently have 2 one is a 75cm and de other is a 105cm, both for different uses, im looking for something with some serious power and accuracy, but not sure on size im thinking small maybe another 75 but not sure if they make anything very powerfull in that size, i want a reel also, i have 100-250 euro 2 spend on a new gun, any help would be brillant, im thinking commanche 70 or 110 and also omer t20, but i dont seem 2 know on power,range and accuracy..
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For a 110 just 3 words:
Seatec Gabbiano Elite. In my honest opinion it's the most accurate gun of them all, sold with a reel and 20mm bands. For a 75: Omer XXV Gold 75. Smart little gun.
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Deeperblue.com staff Last edited by spaghetti; August 12th, 2007 at 21:06. |
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For a 75 size gun with 90 twin band power = mamba 90.
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"DeeperBlue.net Regional Advisor". Last edited by foxfish; August 12th, 2007 at 21:31. |
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Are these guns both acurate and powerfull, im looking for something small with a range of about 3 metres or more at a depth of 10m or less
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Yep mamba is about same length as a 75 band gun with loads more POWER
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you like this one even better then the new omer cayman ?
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I'm a big fan of Omer and I assume that the Cayman HF is a great gun, but having to choose between the 2 my personal preference goes to Gabbiano.
The Cayman has a more ergonomic and "customizable" grip, and a muzzle for 2circular bands, while the Gabbiano Trb Elite has a non customizable grip and an articulated muzzle for just one set of screw in bands. For anything else, I prefer the Gabbiano. Strength and sensitivity of the trigger is the same (both first class) but Gabbiano trigger is all stainless steel with no plastic parts. The shape of the barrell is the same, but Gabbiano has a rubberized barrell making it perfectly balanced (as for buoyancy) and stealthy (no noise when hitting the rocks or the bottom). Then again: more metal parts, a more solid construction (or at least a more solid look), and how can I say, it looks to me like it's "more gun"...
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Thanks Spaghetti
I am going to take the plunge and buy a 110 gun on the fall, money has being tight since I bought a boat, also I am trying to squeeze as much as I can from the short Alaskan summer. I am still leaning towards the omer.
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If you buy the Omer Cayman HF you can't go wrong cause for sure it's a first class gun under any aspect: best trigger, best barrel, wise handle, good shafts and bands, excellent accessories et cetera. Never heard negative comments so far and many friends of mine are enthusiasts.
I just say that after the technical evaluation comes personal preference (you may call it a "feeling"). If you like it, if you feel some "sex appeal" emanating from the Cayman HF, go get it and enjoy.
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Deeperblue.com staff Last edited by spaghetti; August 14th, 2007 at 19:06. |