Hi Everyone
This is my first post , Im from Western Australia and Im currently staying near Cairns in Queensland ,My absolute favourite pastime is spearfishing so far Ive just been doing shore dives with a sea hornet lazer . Ive scored some nice coral trout flathead & a cray .Ive just bought a Cressi SL100 so its probably too late to be asking this question but can anyone offer an opinion on how these 2 guns compare to one another (mares cyrano 970)? Ive been told the thicker shaft on the cressi is an advantage when loading (bent shafts) and also for increased velocity in the water. also I was wondering how much damage it will do to the tip if shooting fish under ledges with the power reduction on , compared to my old gun ? (I think its about a 800mm single 20mm rubber)
Ive teed up with some spearos up here to go out to the barrier reef for my first offshore dive , hopefully this week so Im very excited about that , hopefully I will see some Mackerel or Giant Trevally as well as the Coral Trout and crays.
I 'll look forward to hearing any replies.
Thanks alot Guys
Troy from Down Under
This is my first post , Im from Western Australia and Im currently staying near Cairns in Queensland ,My absolute favourite pastime is spearfishing so far Ive just been doing shore dives with a sea hornet lazer . Ive scored some nice coral trout flathead & a cray .Ive just bought a Cressi SL100 so its probably too late to be asking this question but can anyone offer an opinion on how these 2 guns compare to one another (mares cyrano 970)? Ive been told the thicker shaft on the cressi is an advantage when loading (bent shafts) and also for increased velocity in the water. also I was wondering how much damage it will do to the tip if shooting fish under ledges with the power reduction on , compared to my old gun ? (I think its about a 800mm single 20mm rubber)
Ive teed up with some spearos up here to go out to the barrier reef for my first offshore dive , hopefully this week so Im very excited about that , hopefully I will see some Mackerel or Giant Trevally as well as the Coral Trout and crays.
I 'll look forward to hearing any replies.
Thanks alot Guys
Troy from Down Under