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Hello Tony, unfortunately there is no wetsuit sellers in Scotland. If it's you first suite I would recommend you measure yourself up and buy an off the peck suit. In the UK Startpoint spearfishing (spearfishinhgstore.co.uk)is doing really nice suits ATM, and the guys at the spearfishing.co.uk have a big range of international brands. They are very good & be able to hook you up with the best advice. Hope this helps. All the best W

No No No🤣 We are not giving away any locations that easy, that half the fun discovering them for yourself. Yes, Seacliff is a beautiful beach, but not that great for diving. You are also a little bit early. Our diving season runs from May to Nov. Some tips for you - Try not to dive around the Forth, as it acts like a massive toilet, its extremely tidal, hence the poor viz. Try not to dive near populated areas, like in front of city's, towns or near river mouths - the run off from fresh water will also effect the viz. Look at the weather/ swell charts and tide times. I always try to start my dives on the low tide and dive on the pushing tide. The seasons is almost upon us. I'Il keep a look for you in the water... Good luck.

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NO! Thats from 2023.. ;)

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I feel you bro... Iam a RA guy, but it's nice to see some high end alternatives and to get them in hand. Definitely not a product for mass consumption, meaning they are hand crafted, their carbon work is excellent and their attention to detail is on point.

@@StaunchIndustries one day when im big :)

Thanks , can't wait for summer to arrive.

@@StaunchIndustries summer can't come a moment too soon!!

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Hi, could you elaborate on point4 please? What rubbers should be used and why not use 16mm? Will look into Chris Coates as well. Thanks

@@Close_Call hey hey. anything under that barrel lenght can be driven with 14mm bands, making it possible to load without a load assist. Shorter guns fire lighter shafts too (unless you go over the 7.5mm mark), so 14mm is plenty. take a moment to watch the latest Rob Allen video in which he depicts how rollers deliver power compared to a standard gun. the stroke is smoother and longer on rollers, so you get full speed for longer distance. ironically the top speed is slightly less than in a standard gun.

10years + later, I still have it and still use it as a back up gun.. I've had to replace the rubbers on it a couple of times and it's still working fine. In the crazy world of spearfishing with bigger & more flashier equipment, the Mundial is still a great option for beginners. Simple, cheap & does a good job.

@@StaunchIndustries Thanks for info. I plan to start spearfising this summer in Aegean see and i have doubts choosing between a Beuchat Mundial 70 or 90cm rail gun with open head.

@@mdstefan86 Honestly, both would work fine... if i was you I would start small , see how you get on and then upgrade. The more you dive, the better your "luck" will be.. ;) Just be patient & clam in the water. Enjoy the diving part and don't go chasing after the fish, let them come to you.- took me a while to learn that tip. ;)

Yup, Done it... love that quick release knot. Using it on all my guns! Thanks for the comment

yes, getting that maximum stretch is kind of the point of a roller gun. you want some good pretension on those bands. Can be difficult to load but thats why its good to have a leaver build into your wishbone- as something to grab onto when you need to get hold of the bands. On my roller i have a bit of dynema line connecting the bands at the back - you can always adjust that line to maybe make it a bit longer, taking some tension of the bands, but not to much- you don't want them to flop around under water...

Staunch Industries I been using it at 20cm or no pre tension. Crazy bc no pretension still gives a lot of power and accuracy! And at 20cm... it’s insane. Been having so much fun with my roller. Thanks for making this video and thanks for always responding 🤙🏼

@@StaunchIndustries just converted my 95 to a roller, seeing your load assist I'm going to make one a similar size, mines a fiddley three finger special! I'm running salvimar S400 bands @16mm, they work well. I do know what you mean about rollergun efficiency/looks/inanimate art... I pick it up all the time to admire its aesthetics..think I love my rollergun..

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they came from MVD with the roller set up, but I think you can easily make your own with similar screws from you local hardware shop. Just make sure they are stainless steel.

Staunch Industries Thanks 🤙🏼

each rubber should be half the length of the barrel.. also worth a watch. czcams.com/video/sKfoowyU-GM/video.html

Staunch Industries Thanks bro 🤙🏼

@@StaunchIndustries I believe this depends on the rubber, amount of stretch it can take as well as the gun length, rubber thickness, shaft thickness etc... What I was wondering is why don't you run your rubber all the way down to the trigger, you waste a lot of potential energy here..

I used MVD COMPONENTS - Very good super reliable, with 18mm rubbers. Good luck

@@StaunchIndustries hi, you are using 18mm bands?? wich is the size of the gun? and shaft? thanks :) great video.

@@Rawly84 900 in length & yes I used 18mm band, but you can get away with 16's. I used 7mm- 7'5mm shafts, they pack a punch. Best advice I can give is to have a look at Chris Coats - Coatsman spearfishing vid channel he does a fantastic job at breaking down rollers & how to set them up for maximum performance.