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Add-On Gear, Spearguns
Teak is one of the most valuable kinds of wood, but its use is limited by scarcity and high cost. Due to the heavy silicate content, it does not cause corrosion when placed next to metal; hence, it is extremely useful in ship building. No satisfactory substitute has ever been found for teak in this line of work.
The A.B. Biller Teak speargun is as beautiful as it is functional. The barrel and butt piece are carefully cut from the same piece of wood so the grain matches precisely. The wood is hand-rubbed with boiled linseed oil.
The A.B. Biller Teak speargun is as beautiful as it is functional. The barrel and butt piece are carefully cut from the same piece of wood so the grain matches precisely. The wood is hand-rubbed with boiled linseed oil.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Great Gun, long reload
By The Man
from New Orleans, LA on 9/3/2008
from New Orleans, LA on 9/3/2008
Pros:
Accurate, Durable, Good Range, Low Recoil
Cons:
Hard To Use
Best Uses:
Close To Shore, Small Prey, Warm Water
Describe Yourself:
Advanced Diver
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Ab Biller AB Biller Teak Speargun:
This is a great gun but when your on the bottom there is just so much line that its a pain to reload espcially when your scuba diving. I'd reccomend getting one of those coils that automatically coil back up. other than that its great!
[6 of 6 customers found this review helpful]
Great Gun
By Wetspot from East Coast Florida on 2/19/2008
from East Coast Florida on 2/19/2008
Pros:
Accurate, Durable, Good Range, Low Recoil
Best Uses:
Great around wrecks, Open Water
Describe Yourself:
Advanced Diver
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Ab Biller AB Biller Teak Speargun:
Many of my dive budies use this gun. I also have a 42" teak I bought here but it's a little light for hunting fish over 20 lbs.