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seac piston 11.2
- Thread starter DeepAbyss
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thx,
maybe i can use a 11 piston?
like can see in this link
www.spearfishing.de
maybe i can use a 11 piston?
like can see in this link
Equipment for Spearfishing and Freediving. Speargun Carbon Fins - Spearfishing Shop
Shop for Spearfishing and Freediving Equipment
My advice is if the correct part is available then use it as you know it will work.thx,
maybe i can use a 11 piston?
like can see in this link
Equipment for Spearfishing and Freediving. Speargun Carbon Fins - Spearfishing Shop
Shop for Spearfishing and Freediving Equipment
Not often. Only if it breaks which it shouldn't do with normal use and certainly not if you don't run a vacuum muzzle and then still only if you run very high pressures.
But can I ask something, did you actually buy the gun yet? The reason I am asking is because you also seem to be posting about rubber guns? And also, like I said before, if you intend to vacuum muzzle this gun, then there are better options than a Seac 11mm gun.
hello,
I'm interested in buying a new speargun, and just have a great discount on seac caccia 115 or 95 same price.
so iwanted to know if there are spare parts because the piston is non-standard size.
I have a older air pressure speargun cressi sl 40 never had any issues with it.
I ask few times beacuse a band speargun at the same size of the seac caccia will cost me two or three times.
so i try to get more info because maybe its not so good it there is problem to find spare parts.
I'm interested in buying a new speargun, and just have a great discount on seac caccia 115 or 95 same price.
so iwanted to know if there are spare parts because the piston is non-standard size.
I have a older air pressure speargun cressi sl 40 never had any issues with it.
I ask few times beacuse a band speargun at the same size of the seac caccia will cost me two or three times.
so i try to get more info because maybe its not so good it there is problem to find spare parts.
Seac is a fairly big company so I am sure you can find spareparts. I just still don't understand why you are so set on that gun? Is it a whole lot cheaper than e.g. a Predathor Vuoto? You have asked about vacuum muzzles, too I think so I assume you will want to add that? As we have told you, a Seac 11mm gun is about the most difficult gun to find a vac muzzle for. Either you have to go with STC, which is not cheap or get a custom made muzzle from Tomba/Tomi/Marko which is about E70 unless they have changed the pricing.
If you need to save money and if you are in France/Greece/Spain/Italy or somewhere nearby, you can also look for secondhand guns and then just upgrade them with a vac muzzle if needed.
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