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- Thread starter tromic
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The barracuda looks like c02 and the fire extinguisher guns look like air guns the rappid7 I think. We seam to be going backwards with technology with spear guns ,think the designers could pick up some good idears from them guns.some look like they are fire by live rounds of all things?the 303 with bungees and baked bean can with line in it is fantastic!and the scope arrow with fixed spool fishing real !!
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There are some down the list that fire .22 and on dry land bloody dangerous .I take it ,'you had one' means you did manage to sell it you should of put it on the wall!or gone to this collection its amazing .Makes you won't to go and make some thing!
Thanks for sharing Tromic. I saw one of those Pirelli Leopard on sale in an italian forum just the other day...A guy in Naples will leave it for 60 euros. No pics attached to the sale post, though.
FUCILE PIRELLI LEOPARD 85
FUCILE PIRELLI LEOPARD 85
Wow this thread is amazing. I'm fascinated by some of the designs as I always wondered how old spearguns worked or were designed. Some of them look like modern day flare guns or sniper rifles. A great insight in the history of spearfishing. Thank you for sharing this with us