Athough the standard cayman doen't get as much attention as the HF I thought it was worth doing a review on.
RON'S SEA CORNER > Speargun > Omer > Cayman
RON'S SEA CORNER > Speargun > Omer > Cayman
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Omer cayman
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I really like the side line release. Nice gun! However the shooting line divert-er looks as though it is on backwards.
Thanks for posting Ron, I agree with almost anything you wrote (my Alluminum for example: didn't survive oxidation ).:head
About the Cayman allu, I'm still perplexed on wether a full length rail is really necessary on a gun with in-line bands and light shafts/light band pull combination. Me I still think it's not necessary, but for sure it does no harm.
Any comments?
BTW: RE Omer Cayman allu.
To the UK guys: don't forget that this gun (Omer Cayman 90) is one of the final prizes for the Deeperblue 2009 UK Fish of the Year contest (+ the wonderful Trophy and a few useful gadgets that will come along with the trophy and gun). Shoot tight, aim right and let the best catch win!
About the Cayman allu, I'm still perplexed on wether a full length rail is really necessary on a gun with in-line bands and light shafts/light band pull combination. Me I still think it's not necessary, but for sure it does no harm.
Any comments?
BTW: RE Omer Cayman allu.
To the UK guys: don't forget that this gun (Omer Cayman 90) is one of the final prizes for the Deeperblue 2009 UK Fish of the Year contest (+ the wonderful Trophy and a few useful gadgets that will come along with the trophy and gun). Shoot tight, aim right and let the best catch win!
I would agree spaghetti. It is for this reason I only do half rail guns when using a euro muzzle or inline rubber sling.
But the standard cayman is also available with a non in-line muzzle for single or double slings (unless I am mad or deluded here??). Perhaps this justifies the full length rail??
My standard Cayman carbon 75 came with the muzzle type shown in the top left hand corner of the attached HF picture.
Peach of a gun when used open muzzle!
My standard Cayman carbon 75 came with the muzzle type shown in the top left hand corner of the attached HF picture.
Peach of a gun when used open muzzle!
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