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@@Chris-ok9hr can you ping me a picture? Ramiro.villanueva@hotmail.com

Hi, yes everybody is asking for this, the reality is that we are getting them done in bulk by a company on Spain. they dont retail to the end user market unfortunately. I suspect they use the same facilities as Carbontek in canary islands , they look very similar, but the ones I order are carbon plugged

@@pete8952 I buy these barrels directly from the supplier and request them to be “plugged” from factory (resin and carbon) so no plug needed, and even if the prongs fail, no biggie, as only a few ml of water would go in

@@dustsnow666 Thanks for the reply, do you mind sharing where you buy the barrels from?

@@orcaazur06 hey mate, thank you for the question. Yes, it’s on purpose. I like free spooling reels to be quite tight, so I rig them to feed in a more direct line, so they “unlock” quick and easy. I had a few Hermes Reels get stuck on me

@@dustsnow666 ok. Never tryed from that perspectives thanks f your response . .. I use ermes also.. with 70m rope on réel. 🤙

@@orcaazur06 theyre awesome, but they neeed to be rinsed with fresh water after use, otherwise they can get sticky. especially the smaller sizes

@@dustsnow666 the reel and the entire equipment.

26mm inside offset 2.6

Hiya!, I personally dont see the point in going over 120cm for an inverted, the power and accuracy gains over that are negligible in my opinion. maybe worth creating a 140cm monster cannon if you do blue water stuff and planning on hitting tuna and doggies... but for 99% of situations, id say 110cm barrel MAX. Im trying to put in a list of materials from a retailer, as the supplies we buy are in bulk unfortunately.

@@dustsnow666 Thank you very much for your help and tips! Will build a 90cm and 110cm barrel :)

2.6!!

Heeey buddy! Thanks for the comments. I never use more than 10 or 15 cm on an invert, as it defeats the purpose IMO. If you want more punch use a thicker shaft, which I suspect you are using if a slip-tip is fitted. When I hunt in very dynamic environments I trend to use a shaft so short that the flipper is kept tugged in by the shooting line over the muzzle. On the other hand on open water I trend to go a bit longer, just came back from Sicily and was using a 15cm overhang (7mm) shaft. Stay safe

Ali express has carbon fiber speargun barrels that look identical to what he has and he names the manufacturer of every other major item required so they should be easy to find

Hi Valentino, please watch the "How to Build your invert Roller" video series, I explain it there. thanks for watching

Hi Mate, the defining factor for lenght is always the shaft, not the speargun. the shaft is always longer than the gun. so you need to buy a specialized shaft that can be split (Roffe Euro Traveler for example), look it up. taking off the handle and re-fitting too many times can damage the orrings, resulting in leaks, i would only do it for maintenance, ballasting or in special occasions safe hunting Ramsey

Thank you

drop me an email to ramiro.villanueva@hotmail.com merry Xmas

Cheers Neil, yeah nowadays I struggle to find scenarios where an Invert is not superior... hole hunting being one of them

40!

@@dustsnow666 40...? I have same muzzle and barrel 850mm, and ermes handle. how many weight do i put inside of front..? still 40g?

same barrels (cuttle fish 850mm)

In video, you said 50

no, carbontek

i was not courageous enough to buy them . if u did gie us a review

Mi Hate, hit them hard! for a 110 I use a 125 7mm carbon steel shaft, or 7.5mm if you wanna use stainless. 3x pairs of Small ID 16mm rubbers will give you plenty of punch. if you wanna go krazy use 20mm small ID for the primary rubbers (only the 1st pair). see if you can source SigalSub small ID rubber

@@dustsnow666 Thanks for your reply! I realised that some of the answers I was looking for you already mentioned in another video's comments, but this above is more specific. I ordered a Sigalsub Stainless 130cm / 7.5mm double flopper shaft, 1 pair of Sigal reactive evo at 19mm and 2 pairs of Sigal extreme at 14.5mm. I'll work out the total length of the gun when everything is in place.

@@dustsnow666 Have you done any ballasting work on this gun? I'm considering using auto wheel weights inside the tube and adjusting it's balance this way.

thank you !.

Looks like chinese barrel from AliExpress

rabl?

@@dustsnow666 rubber

6.5mm spear. rubbers are 16mm for primary and 14mm for the two others

@@dustsnow666 thanks

He might not want to say

This looks like ermes avatar cuttlefish barell

I can post a video of the 110, which has a reel installed. I recommend the MVD free spooling reel for this handle. cheap and sturdy

Power (load) is more important than length. end of the day you can rig 4x pairs of 18mm bands on a 90 cm invert roller if you are crazy enough! ha ha! Generally speaking if you are using 14mm bands you can get away with using kitesurfing glass loaded plastic pulleys like the ones from MVD. But if you start playing with 3 pairs of 16mm bands I would recommend Harkey 16mm block pulleys. or Tintanall invert roller pulleys

Thank you, yes I know, but it works better this way to load both sets of rubbers at the bottom. you have more space

Give it a go!, ping me an email if you need help

Ahoy!. I wouldnt use the Ermes handle with a wood body, the handle is too narrow and you will have problems with the pre-tensioned rubbers running freely!

@@dustsnow666 thank you :) and from where did you get this cf tube? I have all parts from mvd

indeed, very precise guns. Invert rollers also allow you to use a shorter gun,, which is super nice for tracking fast fish

Hey there nice .barrel is from?,thanks.

soriatec makes an excact one and ermes too@@cusycanca

Thank you! Sorry for the late response, We just came back from Madeira with some footage, but we have another trip to Rhodes in 3 weeks so I will put something together after that. Thanks for watching .

Just posted an accuracy test video of this Gun!

Most important, where can we get the carbon barrel????

@@alfadanhighperformanceoutb8416. Drop me a line to Ramiro.villanueva@hotmail.com thanks for watching

Hi hi, thanks for watching. I would need to know what specifically you are targeting but I would go as follows for a 100: 1x set of 16mm for the Primary (pre-tensioned) rubbers, plus 2x sets of 14 (small ID), This will drive very accurately a 7mm short overhang shaft. OR 3x sets of 16mm standard ID rubbers to drive a 7.5mm shaft. This setup is a bloody lightning bolt and is what I use in my 110 builds. Piece of advise. Try to source very stiff hardened carbon steel shaft for this application. Shaft wobble can be solved also with a stiffer shaft, instead of an increase of diameter and weight. Picasso Gold carbon steel shaft es are in my opinion the best in the market. Thanks for watching

Sorry, I forgot to add, the advantage of 3x stages (pairs of rubbers) is that you can fine tune the power on the go if needed. Just take off one pair off, if there is a risk of hitting rocks. Or drop 2x pairs for a hole shot

Thank you for your reply, really appreciate it. Look forward to more of your videos

Sorry for the delay, we were in Madeira fishing!, In terms of accuracy, there is a LOT of debate Out there so I will speak from anecdotal experience here. I don’t think I will ever go back to a traditional setup for clear waters. The low recoil and accuracy of the invert roller has no match for long distance shots. Make sure you use a proper spear circa 7mm or above. For thus particular gun we are using a 6.7mm spear because it’s only a 90cm barrel. If your spear is too thin or soft; it will wobble and loose both power and accuracy. Reports of bad accuracy with rollers and specially invert rollers are related to overpowered things shafts in most cases. FYI, for winter fishing or low visibility, I use a traditional roller. It doesn’t make much sense to use an invert in those conditions unless you are shooting huge fish. We are reef hunters mainly. Thanks for watching

@dustsnow666 Thanks a lot for your reply, I will definitely give inverted spearguns a try. Especially for blue water hunting. The components I already have them, and in case I don't like it, I can always convert this speargun back to a 3 band gun. Again, thanks for sharing the inverted spearguns secrets 🤙🤘👍

@@arysandrodossantos9300 I guarantee, if you set it properly, you will never go back to a 3 band standard setup. Send me an email if you want to discuss further or we can do a WhatsApp call before you embark in the build mate

@dustsnow666 Thanks a lot. I will send you an email 🤘🤙👍

I have just posted an accuracy test video. Of this very gun!