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I've been trying to get hold of our friend Asturven for some time now with no luck. I'm looking into these mamba guns and have a few questions.
First - How long a gun to shoot 5 or 6 meters? Second - I understand the kit can be ordered and installed after market - is it best to go this way or have it done at maorisub. Wht is the cost in usd? (I wrote maorisub - no reply thanks! |
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It takes about a month to get the gun too from maorisub. Here are some videos of shane using a mamba. YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. Last edited by GreekDiver; February 15th, 2007 at 19:27. |
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Thanks Greekdiver,
The water is very clear - right now visibility is sometimes 100 feet - during the summer usually 30-50. Fish are relatively small, soft and fast moving. I have a small gun - a riffe mt0 and an Omer Cobra 90cm - both shoot about 3-4 meters - though the omer has more power at that range. I would like a gun that is as small as possible but will shoot further then either of these so I could use it here and also for trips to the ocean where I would like to fish in open water. I am 6'1" |
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Try sending PM to member Dave; here in UK he sells Mamba exclusively and is very knowledgable on subject;
Spearguns by Spearo uk ltd finest supplier of speargun, monofins, speargun and freediving equipment |
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I would say the mamba will shoot about twice as hard as your bandgun with a whole lot less recoil. |
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Go on Fondue you know it is your destiny, & besides you write so well I cant wait for your reports!
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http://www.team5150.com/~harry/spear...rk_side2_y.wav |
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I was looking at a mamba 90 but am not sure how much farther it shoots than what I have. My little riffe shoots a 1/4 inch shaft with two 5/8 bands and almost no recoil. It is quite difficult to aim if you try to hold it on target and works best when I don't really aim but quickly point and shoot - then its very accurate.I used a mid-handle pneumatic way back in ancient times when coelacanth's and pleseasaurs roamed the teaming waters of Lake Michigan . Pteranodons would try to pluck us from the surface during breathups as we evaded the groping pseudopods of deadly carnivorous clamasaurs . Those were heady times and all that stood between a man and almost certain danger was his trusty pneumatic and the clawhammers we used to pry off squid tentacles. If you stayed to long in one place barnacles would swarm you like metal filings on a magnet. Man it hurt ripping those off - but it was the kind of pain that makes men of boys.
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Freedive Pics of my Environs June, 2006 DeeperBlue gathering at Telegraph Cove, BC http://www.michiganfreediving.com Last edited by Fondueset; February 15th, 2007 at 21:36. |
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I have a mares spear gun, but I cannot fire it!!.whats wrong with my gun can any one explain it to me. I have compressed enough air into the gun and checked for any air leaks but no success PLEASE someone help.
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If the gun does not fire there may be two reasons, (1) the trigger pin is not pushing the firing lever up far enough; solution: in the trigger there is a hole where you can adust the height of the trigger pin (using a small flathead screwdriver), turn it clockwise to raise the height and see if you get the gun to fire. Try this a couple of time to see if you can get the gun to fire.
(2) The second reason is that the trigger pin is out of alignment with the firing lever, this would mean you would have to realign the firing pin. This involves stripping down the gun and aligning the trigger pin and firing lever. Hope this helps! ![]() |