Attached are two pictures of a line release on a speargun that is claimed to be a quasi-clone of a gun made for Mark Laboccetta. The release is hinged on a pin in the barrel and is held down by the spear. When the spear passes the release, the release flips up and releases the line.
The entire construction sequence (it is excellent) can be found here:
http://www.amazon.kodakgallery.com/...howSlide%3Dtrue&Ux=0&refreshkey=1109659561860
I think the line release is a very neat simple idea. But there is the chance that such a line release can pop up the rear end of the spear if the bands are parallel to the spear (no downward pressure on the rear of the spear).
Has anyone tried this type of release? Does it actually affect accuracy?
If the fellow who built this has tried the gun, can he tell us if it shoots low, high or what?
Mark, if you read this can you ask the builder if the release works well and how it affects accuracy?
Thanks
oneoldude
The entire construction sequence (it is excellent) can be found here:
http://www.amazon.kodakgallery.com/...howSlide%3Dtrue&Ux=0&refreshkey=1109659561860
I think the line release is a very neat simple idea. But there is the chance that such a line release can pop up the rear end of the spear if the bands are parallel to the spear (no downward pressure on the rear of the spear).
Has anyone tried this type of release? Does it actually affect accuracy?
If the fellow who built this has tried the gun, can he tell us if it shoots low, high or what?
Mark, if you read this can you ask the builder if the release works well and how it affects accuracy?
Thanks
oneoldude
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