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| i,m new to spear fishing and have a imersion speargun and need new bands but i dont know the lenght of my gun i would like to no how to measure it were is the starting point and ending point of the mesurement? |
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| Re: how to measure a speargun Kamama The Omer web page has a good reference on the band sizing, Spearfishing and Freediving Equipment - Latex Bands - Power 20/16 - Technosport Inc. A good rule of tumb is 1/3 to 1/4, so if your gun is 100 (euro size), since american guns are mesured on the entire lengh of the stock and euro guns are mesured on the size of the barrel, so if you between 33 to 25 cm depending on how much effort you want to put also the band thickness can be a factor as well. I bought some RA bands, I had to make them a little longer since they are so tuff.
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| Re: how to measure a speargun Imersion gun? The distributor of Imersion for North America is our good friend and forum member JimDoe2you, a great guy. Rely on him for everything about your gun, accessories et cetera. edit: oops strangelove: I've seen too late your post. That's it. Last edited by spaghetti; October 6th, 2007 at 18:59. |
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