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Beginner gun freshwater freediving
- Thread starter drbabs
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Depending on your typical water vis, you may want to go with a Rob Allen 90cm or 100cm for your first gun. Excellent quality, built rugged, and shoot like a laser.
naples, thanks for the the tip- I hear that rob allen guns are excellent- and pricey. Is there something a little more affordable? Im not hunting huge fish but I will need to make a long shot once in awhile. Im used to shooting a 6 foot long all wood gun with a really long narrow spear and a pretty good reach. Its a native palaun style- south pacific.
I have access to teak, mahog, time and good parts but for now I need something quick for an upcoming trip to lake powell.
I'd like something with a good reach, but more manueverable and not too expensive.
thanks everyone!
I have access to teak, mahog, time and good parts but for now I need something quick for an upcoming trip to lake powell.
I'd like something with a good reach, but more manueverable and not too expensive.
thanks everyone!