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Picasso Magnum Carbon Rail
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I considered buying one but then got the chance of buying a Sporasub One 95cm speargun so went for that.
It came with the same 19cm diameter boom rubber as the Picasso Magnum Carbon Rail and after doing some online research I found out that the gun would shoot further, be more accurate and the rubbers easier to pull by changing from the 19cm rubber to 2x14cm rubbers.
A 19cm rubber has a greater mass in comparison to a 14cm rubber so it slows down quicker with water resistance when fired so the rubber is not as effective in accordance to its diameter and it also creates more recoil and the obvious one is 2x14cm rubbers have more power than 1x19cm.
I was glad I changed my speargun set up to 2x14 cm rubbers it has made the gun so much more accurate with a longer range and if i want to spear say Flat fish at closer range then i also have the option of loading just one of the 14cm rubbers.
It came with the same 19cm diameter boom rubber as the Picasso Magnum Carbon Rail and after doing some online research I found out that the gun would shoot further, be more accurate and the rubbers easier to pull by changing from the 19cm rubber to 2x14cm rubbers.
A 19cm rubber has a greater mass in comparison to a 14cm rubber so it slows down quicker with water resistance when fired so the rubber is not as effective in accordance to its diameter and it also creates more recoil and the obvious one is 2x14cm rubbers have more power than 1x19cm.
I was glad I changed my speargun set up to 2x14 cm rubbers it has made the gun so much more accurate with a longer range and if i want to spear say Flat fish at closer range then i also have the option of loading just one of the 14cm rubbers.
