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Just checked it out, thats one nice lookin piece of machinery!!! BLA... droool. And the Dentex one is even nicer! Wowee! Shame on the price though... 400 € :duh
Just checked it out, thats one nice lookin piece of machinery!!! BLA... droool. And the Dentex one is even nicer! Wowee! Shame on the price though... 400 € :duh
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unfortunatelly no mate, i don't have one...Probably its a bit problematic to import one here. But i have something smilar to it
I agreed that the price is not much for these beauties...but i have to get some more important stuff first, i already spent a fortune for dive gear this year and last year:duh
I agreed that the price is not much for these beauties...but i have to get some more important stuff first, i already spent a fortune for dive gear this year and last year:duh
Has anyone used wooden guns like these ?
By that I mean a lightweight quick=to-use / track wooden gun ?
Does anyone own the Totemsub Guizzo or this Giman Labrax ?
I have a Totemsub Pelagos 100 and was wondering what differences I would get / feel with using such a gun.
Mainly (pretty much exclusively) shooting bass.
Cheers
Ed
By that I mean a lightweight quick=to-use / track wooden gun ?
Does anyone own the Totemsub Guizzo or this Giman Labrax ?
I have a Totemsub Pelagos 100 and was wondering what differences I would get / feel with using such a gun.
Mainly (pretty much exclusively) shooting bass.
Cheers
Ed
you will not find anyone here thats using those guns, if you can write italian then go to apnea magizne forums...
But, from what i see from the pictures..Gimansub dentex has wider wings than pelagos. Thats makes it more stable while shooting and tracking in horizontal plane, more power transfered to the shaft because of the less recoil. The negative side, it may be little less mobile than pelagos. Another advantantage of dentex is it integrate the power bands to the body of the gun better than pelagos. Thats makes better power transform and accuracy, hovewer i belive change will not be very visible. Pelagos has better line release (i think), gimansub's one may caought the line alittle while spear travels. Gimansub has esthetical benefits, hence the cost is higher.
For guizzo vs Labrax, with little size of the gun and band/shaft config they should perform almost same. Practically Labrax is just smaller version of dentex on the other hand, guizzo has wider wings makes it more easier to track on the horizontal plane but not much necesarry in my opinion since the shaft/band config is "weaker" there will not be too much excess recoil...I see the videos of the TOTEMSUB and observed that pelagos has little kick/recoil during the shoot but probably Gimansub Dentex will have significantly lower recoil... Just check the photo below to see the shape of the dentex body...
By the way why you just don't use pelagos for BASS?
But, from what i see from the pictures..Gimansub dentex has wider wings than pelagos. Thats makes it more stable while shooting and tracking in horizontal plane, more power transfered to the shaft because of the less recoil. The negative side, it may be little less mobile than pelagos. Another advantantage of dentex is it integrate the power bands to the body of the gun better than pelagos. Thats makes better power transform and accuracy, hovewer i belive change will not be very visible. Pelagos has better line release (i think), gimansub's one may caought the line alittle while spear travels. Gimansub has esthetical benefits, hence the cost is higher.
For guizzo vs Labrax, with little size of the gun and band/shaft config they should perform almost same. Practically Labrax is just smaller version of dentex on the other hand, guizzo has wider wings makes it more easier to track on the horizontal plane but not much necesarry in my opinion since the shaft/band config is "weaker" there will not be too much excess recoil...I see the videos of the TOTEMSUB and observed that pelagos has little kick/recoil during the shoot but probably Gimansub Dentex will have significantly lower recoil... Just check the photo below to see the shape of the dentex body...
By the way why you just don't use pelagos for BASS?
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just noticed that i made false statement. Pelagos model push the shaft more parallel than the giman dentex. Thats make better efficiency of powervise against gimansub dentex...
Murat - I do use the Pelagos for bass - but I have started to develop an unhealthy relationship with wooden guns.... More gear, more gear more gear !
Probably stick wih it but sometimes it is nicer to have different guns for different conditions.
You are right - I dont need it but would like it .
Maybe I'll just have a go at making a wooden gun - once I have worked out the wood and where to source ahfts and trigger mechs.
Cheers
Ed
Probably stick wih it but sometimes it is nicer to have different guns for different conditions.
You are right - I dont need it but would like it .
Maybe I'll just have a go at making a wooden gun - once I have worked out the wood and where to source ahfts and trigger mechs.
Cheers
Ed
you are quite right Ed, those things are addictive. I have wood 110 and want to buy few more from different makers But it has to wait a little bit.
But it has to wait a little bit.