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Euro style railgun.....Which is the best brand/size for South Floirda

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I'm going to sell my 2 AB Biller Padauk guns to try and buy a Euro style railgun and need your help on picking out a brand and size. I live in the Fl Keys and spear the reef line in 25-50 ft of water, the vizability is usually great and there is lots of coral to hunt around; what size and brand of railgun do you think would suit those conditions best. I was thinking that a 100-110cm size whould be best, what do you guys think? I've been looking at RA, Omer, Sporasub, Picasso, Esclapez, and Rabitech. Which of these brands to you guys use and what size. I'd really like to hear from someone in South Florida or the Keys. Thanks for your help.

PJ
 
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