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Need info on Biller 42" wood gun

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Hey everyone new to site Been hunting with pole spear looking at Biller 42"wood 2 band gun for Stripped Bass around the jetties in New Jersey any help would be greatful thanx.
 
yo sounds like youre in the same predicament as me, where on the Jersey coast you plan on spearfishing? Im planning on pickin up a 48 in Biller for the same purpose.
 
What kind of info is it you need? I am new to my biller as well but have a pretty fair understanding of it.
 
Nice . . . um id really like to know how it shoots, accuracy and all, plus whether its worth using a reel for Striper or just the shock cord. How it is to load, and pretty much whatever details you can call to mind, any info would be a tremendous help. Thanks
 
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