In this spearfishing episode I am going to be dispelling the myth that long rollerguns don't work. As well as why I love my 120 single roller and why I think it's the best rollergun to date made by Rob Allen.
You hear it all the time out on the internet that long rollers don't work
In theory there should be no reason they would not work.
One of the reasons small guns work so well, is that proportionately you load more into them. Let me explain. If you are able to load 50-60kg then your loading capacity is the same whether the gun is 90cm or 120cm long. So it is easier to load the right amount of energy into a smaller gun than a longer one.
All most everything is scalable and the only variable is what you are able to load. And if what you can load is enough, which it probably is. Then there is no reason why longer 120 & 130cm rollerguns won't work.
In fact the 120 single roller is my all time favourite rollerguns and what I believe to the one best bluewater/reef all rounders available on the market. If I was could only have one gun, this would be it. Making this the best off the shelf gun made at the Rob Allen Dive Factory.
0:00 Intro
02:06 Spanish Mackerel Stone Shot
02:36 Why don't long rollers work?
04:00 The 120 Single Rollergun Setup
05:08 120 Rollergun Rubber & Shaft Specifications
06:23 Rob Allen 110 Rollergun - Coral Trout Stone
06:54 Practical Shooting Range
08:31 The 130 Single Rollergun Setup
09:03 130 Rollergun Rubber & Shaft Specifications
09:39 Yellowfin Tuna Stone Shot - Ascension Island
10:09 Aluminium Barrels & 120-130 Rollerguns
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