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Welcome giored, it's always good to see Italian spearos/spearas posting on the forum. Italy seems to have the most spearfishing and diving companies and also lots of craftsmen, making interesting things. Do you fish in the sea or freshwater lakes?
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Hi BatRay.....reasons why I prefer pneumatic may sound a bit silly but the truth is that I do hate the ancient technology of bandguns and I think that pneumatic can be improved a lot, with pneumatic we can eliminate recoil, having light on the tip of the gun, changing speed easily and many other improvements that I can even immagine......but I must admit that it's far from being the gun I would dream of, as a matter of fact it's more or less the same as 40 years ago...maybe now things have been changing....let's hope that some company start investing money on improvements....
Hi Mr X and tks....I do fish in both fresh and saltwater.....
Hi BatRay.....reasons why I prefer pneumatic may sound a bit silly but the truth is that I do hate the ancient technology of bandguns and I think that pneumatic can be improved a lot, with pneumatic we can eliminate recoil, having light on the tip of the gun, changing speed easily and many other improvements that I can even immagine......but I must admit that it's far from being the gun I would dream of, as a matter of fact it's more or less the same as 40 years ago...maybe now things have been changing....let's hope that some company start investing money on improvements....
Hi Mr X and tks....I do fish in both fresh and saltwater.....