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Aiming Sight mod for Salvimar Vuoto

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quakeos

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I personally find the aiming sight on the salvimar vuoto is too difficult to see due to it being black and tiny.

I must admit I saw this on an Italian forum with a guy using a red block of some sort, but I created my own version.

A simple small piece of salvimar acid green monofilament which by the way is the best shooting line I've ever used - is cut, straightened, and then glued onto the muzzle in the "v".

This works an absolute treat. Underwaters it is very visible and makes a world of difference when aiming - it's like the pin of a sight on a bow.

Cost nothing! huge upgrade for me...
 

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Same reason I have fiber optic sights on most of my airguns now. I guess the mono acts like fiber rod but is just much easier to get your hands on;-)

When I 3D printed my latest nose cone I made sure I could slide a piece of fiber into it, too:
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Same reason I have fiber optic sights on most of my airguns now. I guess the mono acts like fiber rod but is just much easier to get your hands on;-)

When I 3D printed my latest nose cone I made sure I could slide a piece of fiber into it, too.

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great idea!
 
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