:wave Would anyone like to make a comment on the qualities of these two Imersion guns? Would one suit certain fish better than the other. I notice that the Triaxx doesn't seem to be as powerful. Are those 4 rods as sturdy as the 30mm barrel of the Pro to accomodate an 18 or 20mm Megabooster with a heavier spear as well?
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Triaxx V's Concept Pro
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Wouldn't touch a Triax - I'm sure they are probably accurate and all that but had a bad experience when out diving with friends two years ago. One of the guys was using a new Triax and whilst he was loading it in the water, all of the carbon rods fractured and broke - that was using standard rubbers. He was lucky that non of the bits went through his suit etc. Since that, no one in the club has used one of those guns........
I'm a little slow on this post, but having used Imersion products for years, both the Triaxx and concept pro, I have had NO problems with them whatsover.
I love the Triaxx, but you need to stay with the thinner shafts, 6-6.5mm.
They are extremely fast, and accurate, and move thru the water better than anything I've used. The concept pro will take heavier shafts, and stouter bands, with no problems on the mechanism. Not sure why the rods broke on the other guys gun, but hasn't been a problem with me or my teammates.
I love the Triaxx, but you need to stay with the thinner shafts, 6-6.5mm.
They are extremely fast, and accurate, and move thru the water better than anything I've used. The concept pro will take heavier shafts, and stouter bands, with no problems on the mechanism. Not sure why the rods broke on the other guys gun, but hasn't been a problem with me or my teammates.