Cressi Apache Aluminum Speargun with Galvanized Notched Shaft & Circular Elastic Band | Made in Italy: quality since 1946

You can make this firearm a five star if you purchase another sling in 9/16 by 15 and then use both slings in the top notch and in the last notch. Finally, sharpen the spear tip with a file to make it pointer.

Myra Ball

| Oct 03, 2020

It's amazing how well he performs! Moreover, a rubber spring and a cable were not included in the package. If you don't have it, your gun is useless. My goodness, I was glad it was left out, since I like to make my own anyway. The speargun is a good entry-level speargun, but if you add a second band to it, it will perform as well as guns costing hundreds of dollars In my collection I have a Riffe Mahogany speargun from the 5'5" length. My current favorite is this Cressi 75mm with extra band.
The Cressi has a longer range than the Riffe by about 2ft.

Lilian Roman

| Aug 28, 2020

I took out a spear for the first time. When the bait was fired, the spear sank to the bottom of the lake as a result of a broken line. Due to the fact that I was free diving, I was unable to use scuba gear to attempt to retrieve I would never waste money on something like that. I completely blew up over the line as you can see in the attached picture.

Vincent Compton

| Jan 12, 2021

As I got this gun last week and used it for spear fishing on Tuesday, I have mixed emotions about it. On the spear, there are 2 levels, so I started out on the lower notch - a bad idea if you're looking to get your game up and running. As far as spear guns are concerned, those who believe longer is better have a point. In very cold water at about 8300 feet, I did about 30 minutes of diving. If you shoot a fish from above you will hear your spear deflect off of it however, if you shoot them from the side, you will have a lot of My wife and I are happy with the purchase of this bike, but I wish I'd purchased a longer one. Although I personally prefer slimmer spears and see they may be onto something, I was pleasantly surprised at how easily I got used to this speargun within 20 minutes and was able to reload and wrap the string up in only a few Also, I tied a string because it came longer than necessary at the end of the gun and ran it back down the shaft, where I wrapped it three times, and now the spear cord was easily drawn taut after I wrapped the spear cord I also used it as a buffer when I was being let go of the line and dragging fish around. On the way home I was thinking about my next spearfishing adventure that I will undertake with this gun, and it is just a day away and I am overly excited.

Kimberly Hays

| Apr 18, 2021

Buying this gun was my first attempt at spearfishing, and I bought it to learn how to use it. Since I was completely hijacked by my boyfriend, who had a great time with it, I plan on buying him his own gun for his birthday this Our experience with the gun has been good, but it would be nice if the manual was clearer on how to use it properly. However, there are no very clear instructions on the gun we actually purchased from the manual, only instructions regarding several different types of Cressi guns. The guy who helped me set it up, who is also new to the sport, was able to do it, but I don't think that it is the correct way to set it up, and that it would be better if it was constructed the way it is intended to be. There is a tendency for the spear tip to dull quite quickly, but it can be easily sharpened. I bought this primer gun because it's a great intro to the world of pistols.

Stevie Norton

| Sep 26, 2020

My goal is to catch small fish, so it is easy to use and maneuver around. It has just enough power to catch the fish I am after There are three types of perch bluegill, bass, and largemouth I have three complaints instructions are vague, it does not come with crimp fittings to attach the safety/retrieval line to the spear and gun, and the Lionfish edition I purchased and wanted no longer comes with a small fish trident tip. (In spite of the website pictures, I had to purchase the trident separately). As a result, I am happy with my speargun, and it is enjoyable to go out spearfishing owing to my skills as a swimmer and snorkeler.

Veronica Morgan

| Sep 03, 2020

There are rusts! Beginners should buy this gun since it's relatively easy to use, but it doesn't have much As a result of its small size, beginners have a hard time loading the net, when a fish is moving. Fishes such as hog fish, lobster, and lion fish are good to catch. My band even got more power, yet still not enough to create a notable impact. In addition to being disappointed in the rod itself, I'm disappointed in the fact that it is advertised as stainless steel and is clearly not, since it has rusted terribly. Stainless steel has not rusted on the butterfly clip, the only part that is real stainless steel.

Kenia Castaneda

| May 20, 2021

Makeup of a decent quality I have used the gun and all of the parts on several missions. A decent level of accuracy. The gun is a good entry level gun, but you should not expect to shoot a long distance or with a lot of power. The gun is my first one and it still works after a few dives, but I am on the lookout for a better gun. Short range and pounding the bolt into the rocks work well for exploring holes and exploring holes. The following *br The latest update Now that I have fired several spearguns, I can say that I have become more adept at it. There is no doubt that Cressi guns are well-made, they have a functional design, and they are easy to use. They have the potential to last or even outlast many less famous brands. There is no doubt that the spear is of high There is a simple safety on the trigger mechanism, making it easy to use. Regardless of whether you use the metal or silver wishbone bands, they are decent and easily upgradeable.

Ila Washington

| Jan 26, 2021