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Question: What size gun should i get? 60 75 90 100 110? this page doesnt tell you what these numbers mean
Document: Finally received my cressi 110 speargun! however more info should be placed on this item as to its actual size. The labeled size (60, 75, 90, 100, 110) is the length in cm of the stretch of the band, not the length of the gun or shaft. My 110 gun is actually 65 inches in total length. This is a beautiful piece of sporting equipment both for deep sea fishing and near reef fishing. Its quite powerful with only the stock band.
awesome gun. i love it!! although is says 110 cm that is the strech of the bands not the over all size of the gun. the over all size of the gun is 52 inches with a 58 inch spear and end of gun to tip of spear is 65 inches
The bands seemed sturdy and it did shoot straight but if you are just getting in to spearfishing go ahead and spend the money now for a Riffe and be happy with a quality gun. I still have the gun as a backup but it doesnt get used much. Hope this was helpful.
gave me the wrong band size, shit string, scratched up aluminum when unboxing. Shipping took forever even though I payed one day. Safety mech doesnt work. seriously cressi? thank you guys, now I know NEVER BUY ANY PRODUCTS FROM THEM AGAIN.Id rather buy the walmart brand, at least I know how much I payed what I am gettingI should have bought JBL
Does the 100 cm spear gun bring the line and the bands please answer as soon as possible thank you
In other words, it was broken.I went to Outdoor World, and I bought the 75 mm rubber thinking that it will be softer. It wasn't, and as a matter of fact, it could not reach to load even when my friend and I both, with the gun pressing against the floor, tried to load it. The 75 rubber is in my items to return list.CONCLUSION: I had a pole sling with the trident tip that was and still is much easier and problem free to use.
I love this gun it is very good for the price and is very powerful. the one bummer is if you do not now who to string the spear gun then you will have to get some one to do it for you. but if you by it from the company it will come loaded.
Check the crimps on the line and if they don't look very tight, you might want to tighten them.I'm 6' tall and the 100cm gun is just about the perfect size for me and the sort of fish I'm going after. All in all it's a good gun at a great price. It's nicely balanced and neutral in the water when loaded.Edit: I've owned the gun for almost two months now.
Maybe it will loosen up with more use.Reloading the spear is easy and the line is simple to rig after each shot. If you miss and need to reload, you can do it really quickly once you get the hang of it. This gun has a massive amount of power for a single band gun - I've been hunting mostly with Hawaiian slings and a pole spear and the difference in the velocity the spear travels at is amazing.
I researched into a good beginner gun and all signs pointed to the Comanche. Upon receiving it in the mail I left it for 5 days loaded to stretch out the band (100 cm). When I took it into the water, the time I left it to stretch had made it easier to load.The only problems I have with it is that it has never fired far enough, several times it went only a few feet and it never came to the end of the line after firing in open water.
Answer: yes