Gun Assistance--Which one????

[WildBillTX]

I am just getting into Spearfishing. I grew up hunting almost year round, if something was in season, I was in the woods. Now that I find myself hunting less to dive more, I have to start spearfishing. I got spearfish just a little on a rig earlier in the summer and loved it.

I am close enough to the Texas coast to make a trip out every couple months and want to go ahead and buy a gun to use under the rigs. I have only looked at the riffe line in person. I like the look and feel of wood but havent held anything else. I don't mind spending a bit more for quality and don't want to be thinking about upgrading before I even get it wet. So, what I wanted to see is if ya'll have some opinions, experance, etc. about some of the differences in the guns on the market.

Thanks,

Bill

[johnhermes]

There is only one answer here. WWW.slingingsteel.com Spearfishing Specialties, ask for Keving Bruington. Sounds like you need to get a SS Commercial Gun.

[f94gator]

A SS Rhino is to spearfishing what steroids are to the NFL.

Talk about an unfair competitive advantage; those guns are BADASS.

[WildBillTX]

Where is the best place to pick up a SS? I was looking at their website and liked what I saw. Do ya'll have an idea who has the bst deals on these?

Thanks

[johnhermes]

Call Kevin Bruington direct and he will lead you in the right direction.

[Reef Raider]

They get some big fish on the rigs Ihave been told you might want to think about a power head too ask kevin about a .223
if you like to hunt with a riffle then you will love the power head
BANG and the BIG fish are dead like now no life threatening fights.

[WildBillTX]

When I started hunting as a child I used a rifle, then added a few handgun hunts per year but now mostly archery hunt only. (Still like to break out one of my freedom arms handguns for deer or hogs though)