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Contemporary Spearguns (click on photo for details)
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In the Vintage Speargun section we examined the evolution of speargun development partially to better understand the design aspects of contemporary cutting edge spearguns. In this Contemporary section we take this constructive use of diving history to another level. In the same detailed manner we examined the vintage spearguns, we take an up close look at as many contemporary spearguns as possible.
Data for the Contemporary Speargun section is in the form of patents, advertisements and articles among other sources; however in this section we have the added benefit of "User Comments". If you or someone you know would like to contribute to this resource click "Add Comment", fill in the blanks and click "Submit Query" to submit your comment or request the addition of a speargun you would like to share, or use "Contact Us" from the main menu. You will receive a response from the skindivinghistory.com team explaining the process for submitting your photos and or data.
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While manufacturer data is acceptable, in order to maintain a non-biased resource, we must maintain a strict "No Advertisement" policy throughout the entire web site.
It is our goal to provide a constructive resource; to that end we will not allow the use of vulgarity or any other language inappropriate for a public forum. If you had a negative experience with a particular speargun, many people will find a detailed explanation to be very helpful. Comments which do not involve defamation or slander, are welcome conversely, positive comments are encouraged.
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C4-01
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Cobrasub Comanche Brazile
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Daryl Wong Guns
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Das Gun, for 1000-lb. + fish
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Derek Stavenger built WSB Gun
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Esclapez Champion Du Munde
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Esclapez Imersion 110 cm gun
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Heinrich Tuna Gun
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KES 110
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Labrax 90
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Omer Cobra 100
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Omer Master America
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Prizm 1983
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Riffe Purple Heart Gun
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Seabear
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Teak Sea 110
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Technisub Ranger
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Tito Gun 100
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