Free Divers Roller Muzzle

Description

Turning a standard gun into a roller gun, or rebuilding a damaged one, starts at the head, and Free Divers sell their roller muzzle as a separate part. With a roller head, the rubbers anchor at the rear of the barrel and wrap around the rollers at the front, so they stay under tension for more of the spear's travel. The standard version runs the roller band alone, while the booster version is set up to work with a booster band as well. Bearing rollers use glass bearings for smoother band movement, and the non-bearing rollers are the option Free Divers point to for sandy ground. A diver who has cracked a roller head on a rock can replace it without buying a new gun. Others upgrade to bearing rollers as their hunting moves to cleaner reef. Rubbers are not supplied. It suits a spearfisher building, repairing or upgrading a Free Divers roller gun.

Features

• Versions: standard, or with booster
• Rollers: glass bearings or non-bearing
• Rubber mounting: rubbers anchor at the rear of the barrel and wrap around the rollers
• Rubbers: not supplied
• Attachment kit: listed as included with the standard non-bearing muzzle