..i have some questions. what kind of gun is your 105 ? what shaft does it originally comes with ? have you used the gun and shot fish with it before ?
what type and size of fish ?
what type and size of fish ?
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I second that. Dean is the guy who makes my shafts.
I think you would have to take a tape measure and make sure before you order. Sometimes there is ambiguity in how gun length is measured/stated. For rail guns, it is GENERALLY the length of the barrel, but different handles and different muzzles can make a difference.
For Euro guns which we are talking about it is generally NEVER the length of the barrel... but I think the OP knows the rule.
(It’s the max band stretch length but the advent of reverse triggers is messing with that a bit. E.g. a Pathos 100 has 107cm of strength).
What would be nice for you to add, if it’s not on the website already would be the position of the sharkfin/notches from the rear (in cm) and the length from tip to end of the barb on your Spearmaster(?) Euro shafts and I guess your other offerings. I feel every manufacturer/vendor should have those numbers on their listings but it’s rare to see.
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Right. I am not lazy to measure of course but if I do not know the length where the barb stops from the tip of specific shafts I am not sure what I am measuring to figure out.
I would definitely buy a 140 spearmaster from mako if i knew the barb cleared. Another thing to support gecko's statement is many buyers like me would have to deal with shipping back across the world in casee of a return, which just is not practical cost wise. So having those measurements is cruicial.
If i measure the stock 145 devoto shaft that came on my gun though, and measure back from the barb (maybe this is what dano was saying), it is about 5cm, in other words, too close to judge either way if any particular 140 shaft would clear, depending on where exactly the manufacturer puts the barb and how long it is.
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..hey, if you could answer my questions, maybe i will be able to help you with your problem..
..and have you ever been spearfishing with that gun and its original shaft and have you shot any fish with it ? what kind and what size fish ?
