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vacuum barrel and dry firing

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Salvimar vuoto doesn’t fit the seac barrels
U can take Pelengas kit too but maybe it would be hard to find pieces as shock absorbers (u can use salvimar cuff)
 
Ah, don't know how I could forget. You can, of course, also get a custom one from Dima/UBL (Underwater Ballistics). One thing though, both UBL and Pelengas proprietary tail ends and sliders which might make the cost slightly higher. And getting spares might take longer. At the end of the day, perhaps Tomba could be the best choice.


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If there were no spear in the gun then the speed of the piston (Cressi SL Star 70 at 30 bar) would have been about 200 m/s and all the energy, that would be normally delivered to the shaft, would be delivered to the piston, shock absorber and the muzzle - more than 200 J (147 foot pound).
 

The shot was in the water.
But there was no harpoon in the gun.
http://i-fotki.info/23/214142562696d7a9a635b5ca5c8f0ff558877d300250178.jpg.html
A very heavy piston makes "OMER"
Did a new piston:
http://i-fotki.info/23/fb39e450d2247790448486ddad6ae6d958877d300250347.jpg.html
 
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Сергей, I suppose that was for testing, it was intentionally?
 

Hi diving gecko

Thank you

Hi Diving gecko

Thank you how much do you know about the six kit?
 
The 1.0 version was very heavy (~109g for my hybrid) and the first version of shock absorber was not very solid.
The 2nd version is much better than the 1.0 : lighter (~67g), and the new shock absorber has a hard body: much more resistant than the first one.
On both kits, the kit seals are very rigid and require to load straight (and you have to use different seals, if you use different shaft diameters)
 
I can't add anything really to what Nico said. I have only had one STC muzzle and it was the older version. It was for free/nude shaft and came with an old Mirage that I bought. I broke the shock absorber on it pretty fast, though. And yes, it felt heavy and long, too. Since that, I changed it out for the Vuoto for a slider shaft and later on for a muzzle from UBL.
I tend to think there are better options for the price (they used to be quite a bit more expensive than most other options). Unless they have come down in price I would personally consider a Tomba (or UBL) over an STC any day of the week.
It used to make me uneasy not to buy from the major producers but now, I'm smarter and it's almost the opposite


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Hi Diving Gecko

Thank you for your reply.

I will consider the vuoto and the Tomba
 
Hi Diving Gecko

Thank you for your reply.

I will consider the vuoto and the Tomba

Be careful, bear in mind what Nico said above; it seems the Vuoto doesn't come with a thread that works for your Seac gun.


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