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You might want to contact Ray. Ray Contreras Sales
The gun may be worth more for it's parts than it is in a new condition. Vintage or rare spearguns just don't seem to sell for high dollars. Probably since there is so many garage makers of spearguns. And just as with real guns, the bigger the higher price. Some of the older 10 band, 7 foot long tuna guns with a 1000 feet of line on them will always retain a better value just for talking points along in a shop.
The gun may be worth more for it's parts than it is in a new condition. Vintage or rare spearguns just don't seem to sell for high dollars. Probably since there is so many garage makers of spearguns. And just as with real guns, the bigger the higher price. Some of the older 10 band, 7 foot long tuna guns with a 1000 feet of line on them will always retain a better value just for talking points along in a shop.
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I know where a guy has 24" ones in stock, and 32 ormaybe 36 inch ones able to be ordered in... just let me know and I can tell you.
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