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pneumatic spear guns
Hey guys ive jus finished my dive course last year round august almost got all of my gear from handme downs and christmas excetera i was just wondering about pneumatic spear guns are they better than normal spearguns harder to use or anything like that. and also how do they work??? cheers 
Contributed by Button added 2005-01-05
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- Mongrel added 2005-01-06
- A normal speargun is easier to use and to maintain.
Spearing on Scuba is forbidden in NSW
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