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Originally Posted by capetownguy
Hmmm...personally I would vote for Teak (tried and tested and lasts!),
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I don't know much about wood but teak does seem to be the wood of choice for a lot of marine applications, including spearguns. Isn't there a
sustainability issue with a lot of hardwoods (the destruction of the Amazon & deforestation of Indonesia, for example)? [I bought a cedar garden set when I lived near Seattle because the whole area is a giant conifer forest and lumber is an important local industry, only to find out later than it was made in Indonesia
I guess we can but try]. You're welcome to beech from the garden, if you can handle it that raw.
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Originally Posted by foxfish
The gun will be built by an experienced craftsman but it wont be built in Guernsey.
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Not in Guernsey?
Will it be made in
