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Tell me your idea about these guns...

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Vote fof the gun please

  • Beuchat Mundial Carbono 115

    Votes: 9 37.5%
  • Cressi-sub Comanche Aluminum

    Votes: 6 25.0%
  • Sporasub Black viper 115

    Votes: 9 37.5%

  • Total voters
    24
Originally posted by Murat
I advice him Totem against C4 but he preffers c4. BTW what happened to the C4 passion? Did you waste your money for something else so you minimized your budget from C4 to standart euros???


hahahahah, I've spend the money! unexpected car service, new suit budget, new fins, new mask, a trip to istanbul.... C4 passion has already gone away :D

I think I will keep my cressi for a while but who knows I can invest in a good bargain if there is a good opportunity ;)

Shane, I know Totem will possibly be the best choice but I'm in doubt with wooden spearguns :o , I have to see them close and examine one before purchasing one. Other than that I like carbon guns as you all know :D

For now, I'll buy a small 75cm gun and some other goodies. But you know I'm always open to new ideas..
 
Welcome to the forum Copino. I am currently using Metalsub 20mm bands on my Beuchat. I suggest you go for 30cm or 28 if you are quite strong. Another good choice would be Picasso mega 21mm. These are not as tough to load as they are yellow latex bands so you might be able to use 28cm as well.

What shaft are you using 6 or 6.5mm?

Memo, I had the same doubts with wooden guns as you did thats why I went to the totem factory. As sooon as I saw them I bought 2 without even thinking about it. They should have arrived this morning but probably will now arrive tommorow. I am hooking up a digital camera to my laptop so I can take some shots. If there is anything you would like to see close up let me know and I will take a picture.

I have emailed Totem for them to give me the technical specs of the gun so I can write a complete report. Might even send me his new video for free if I do this properly HEHEHE
 
Murat what will you get instead?

Thanks Shaca, Iwill alwaysbe interested in seeing detailed pictures.. Once your review will be posted be sure I will ask some questions :)
 
How much you have to wait in the queue to get pelagos?

I am also think that if i found i cheap place in England for Rabitech i may get two gun instead of one;)
 
Fabrizio usually has a couple of the standard spec guns for each model so there might be no queue. If you ask for some personal specs on the gun it might take a bit longer.

Due to its shape, the pelagos should track even better than your alluminum.
 
Got my guns at last!!!!:friday

Apparently they arrived on monday but there was a bit of a miscommunication at the Spanish depot where they were sent.

Still have not had a chance to test them as I have been buying a new car and sorting out the paperwork these last couple of days.

I have taken a few pics with my crap digital camera. I will get better ones from my mate. I will post the crap ones anyway.
 
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