Hi guys, I don't post often here but as I've been spearfishing in ireland quite a lot this summer I'll have a bit more knowledge and also questions to share with the boards.
First, a question.
I currently have 2 guns..a Seatec Gabbiano 77 (open muzzle)with one 16mm rubber and also a Beuchat mundial 60(closed muzzle) also with a 16mm single rubbers.
When the via isn't great I take out the beuchat but most of the time I use the seatec. I can't fault either gun for accuracy, I've got good aim but I can't take all the credit.
I'm just wondering is there a way for me to add power to the gabbiano using an extra rubber or another way? Sometimes I feel the spear could do with an extra speed boost. I'm not using a reel so my range is limited by the line which I have doubled up. There's no space to add an extra rubber as the one on it is connected using the proprietary seatec system but I did find thishttp://sportsbutikken.dk/catalog/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=58&products_id=3925
Just wondering if its worth my while or should I upgrade to a longer gun with double rubbers. Bear in mind it's irish waters, not always good vis.
Thanks for any help,
Marco
First, a question.
I currently have 2 guns..a Seatec Gabbiano 77 (open muzzle)with one 16mm rubber and also a Beuchat mundial 60(closed muzzle) also with a 16mm single rubbers.
When the via isn't great I take out the beuchat but most of the time I use the seatec. I can't fault either gun for accuracy, I've got good aim but I can't take all the credit.
I'm just wondering is there a way for me to add power to the gabbiano using an extra rubber or another way? Sometimes I feel the spear could do with an extra speed boost. I'm not using a reel so my range is limited by the line which I have doubled up. There's no space to add an extra rubber as the one on it is connected using the proprietary seatec system but I did find thishttp://sportsbutikken.dk/catalog/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=58&products_id=3925
Just wondering if its worth my while or should I upgrade to a longer gun with double rubbers. Bear in mind it's irish waters, not always good vis.
Thanks for any help,
Marco