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  • Gulf Magnum

    Went free diving for the first time last week and realize my gun is to big for me. My friend suggested is smaller one that did the trick just fine. Anyone interested in a JBL XHD Gulf Magnum let me know (PM me). Never been used.............
    Fishwhisperer

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    I don't know how big of a guy you are but the gulf mag isn't a really big gun. Not saying you're wrong, but you may want to give it a few more tries before you downsize. I use a MT4, which is longer and a heck of a lot heavier (not ideal, haha).

    A lot of it is getting used to handling them underwater. Mostly keeping the gun streamlined. For example, hold the gun by the muzzle when you descend with your arm extended and below your head. The gun will tuck in right next to your body. While you are swimming around hunting, hold it under your body, not extended out. Only point the gun out right before you shoot it.

    Good luck either way!

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    • #3
      I thought my Gulf Magnum XHD was too big when I first bought it. After using it I am VERY glad I went with that gun. What size shaft is currently on the gun? Does it have slip tip? I'd buy another one I have been very impressed with that gun.

      Be sure to get you a loading pad (flip flop can work too). Yan & I got one makes loading the gun 20+ times a little easier on your chest.
      We are West End Anglers, a saltwater tribe!

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      • #4
        Thanks guys. What is a flip flop?
        Fishwhisperer

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        • #5
          Originally posted by rtoler View Post
          Thanks guys. What is a flip flop?
          Flip Flop...



          Cheap loading pad. If you want to get a good loading pad here is the place I bought mine...

          Here at Nautilus Spearfishing we are spearfishing gear specialists who strive in customer service and want you the customer to be satisfied with not only our products but our service as well. We offer speargun repair and rigging, along with free reel installation with speargun purchases.
          We are West End Anglers, a saltwater tribe!

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          • #6
            Originally posted by WestEndAngler View Post
            Flip Flop...



            Cheap loading pad. If you want to get a good loading pad here is the place I bought mine...

            http://www.nautilusspearfishing.com/...&product_id=78
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            • #7
              FNG, what can I say. Figured that one out last night....... I'm looking at a RIFFE E-75 for my starter gun. Any advice? Nice advice???
              Fishwhisperer

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              • #8
                Dont run with scissors!! Sorry could not resist. I am out of here.Good luck at the weed lines.
                Bacon Bacon Bacon!!!

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                • #9
                  That E75 is gonna be harder to load than the JBL guns. Pretty much have to chest load it. The sharkfins in the shaft where the bands go in are right at the end of the gun. The JBL has an extra butt extension on the end that isn't needed, but is there for loading.

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