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that all said the gun has always been super accurate ....

@@charliemaddock3459 i just had an oring pop off. Yeh super glue and off we go. I love these reels, i wouldnt use anything else.

@@RenzoValdivia-u3i if the water is often clean id go with a 90. Also depends what u hunting, if its small fish in caves a 82

Hi, i use a UK10 shoe. The 44-46 fits me perfectly.

@@donsolomon8501 Thank you -glad to hear I bought the correct size pathos foot pockets then

Its a black Musclecracker.

The 16mm roller rubber is 1 length and will be 120cm. The 14 booster is 57cm

thanks Don appreciate your reply also can the line release newer handle “ side release” be swapped from RHS to LHS ? cheers

@@andreasgavriel8374 yes it can

thanks swapped it around now works great appreciate your help

Ive never had an issue with the pin drop, ive also used triple wrap with no issue. Ive tried the side line release it carry the wraps fine. I still.prefer pin drop mech its super compact and i like how the shooting line sits against the handle. A side release is always prone to damage.

@@donsolomon8501 triple wrap with a mono or dyneema? How thick is the line btw?

@@sparcousa i use a 1.8mm coreless dyneema.

@@sparcousa ive got some epic footage of the pin drop in action. Its really drops the dyneema very well.

Nice!

What spear are you using? I don't have that trouble. Neoprene ballast would be very inconsistent. Another option is to take the roller head out and remove some of the ballast, not all. Find a happy medium. But this all depends on what spear you use.

@@donsolomon8501 Spear pathos 7 mm, original length. However, with the neoprene I have recovered the trim and it no longer weighs at the tip. The problem also gives it with other lighter spears... but I solved it

Hi don, just sobering if you have had any experience changing out the roller mech to something that runs on bearings? Thanks

Depends what your use will be. It all depends what you hunting, and is it for competition or just day to day. I think a 100 with 2 x 14 is perfect for a all round gun with a 7mm shaft. Also consider a 1 x 17.5 or 18mm with 7mm shaft for fast reload and medium power for dirty water.

@@donsolomon8501 thanks for your answer i'm juste for day to day hunting, clear water i'm looking 60% precision and 40% power

@@mouezmoez6342 I would go for a 110 or 100 Pathos Laser open Carbon.

@@donsolomon8501 thanks a lot, decision laser carbone 100...with 2*14 sigalsb ou c4 bands

ya it's very powerful so it's important that the shooting line is perfect every time. I use a "rapala" knot on my dyneema shooting line. I've never had any hold ups at the muzzle. I also always use the hole through the spear that goes into the cassette. I like that the dyneema takes up some of the lateral play and keeps the spear centralized.

What size dyneema is recommended for a pathos carbon roller 100cm gun? Thx!!!

Hi. Thanks a lot. Yes my go to gun in clear water is the carbon 100 roller. When I'm diving deep I use either the 105 or 115 sniper roller. I use a 7mm spear on my carbon rollers and a 7.5mm on the sniper roller. So the sniper roller for me is more powerful as it has a 16mm booster band. It has better bouyancy and weight management for very deep dives. But less agile than the carbon. So for me personally the guns have their place. I've modified my sniper roller to take a 7.5mm. Both reels are brilliant, I use the vertical 70 purely to carry max. Reel line. Most of my diving is deep and therefore need 60m+ line. My carbon 100 I use a 50m reel with 1.5mm dyneema so I can get 70m on the gun.

That's very weird. Do you have have the spear line going through that hole in the back of the spear that sits in the cassette? Some times if you using a really thick line it can prevent the spear going in smoothly. Do you use the pin drop or side.line release?

@@donsolomon8501 Yes, I do have the line going through the back of the spear - it's not super thick line though - maybe that's the issue though. I did try the line on the sharkfin but really didn't like it - I can't quite remember why - I think it was something to do with it catching the wishbone while loading. I'm using the little pin line release. Do you think it's probably just the line on the back of the spear? It's weird as it doesn't always do it, but when it does, the spear just won't catch and I cant load the gun, normally for a few minutes, then it'll just work again. As I said though, very well worn guns!

@@BR0SE1DON ive also picked up this issue when some guys use other branded spears and the seer part is a fraction not the same. its rare but happens, ive picked up some of the old Rob Allen spear have a different seer locate and that can present some issue. otherwise, teh pathos casette is so simple, its very weird that there is something preventing the spear travel into the lock. my 100 roller is coming on 7 years old, my go to gun and its just fault less.

@@donsolomon8501 hey Don, I’m using the normal Pathos spear - the issue hasn’t been that the spear doesn’t go into the cassette, it’s just that it sometimes doesn’t lock into place / engage in the mech. That said, the issue didn’t happen once last season, so maybe it was just a small issue that’s fixed itself!? I think my guns must be similar to yours, 7 or 8 years old now. I’ve got the 60, 82 and 90 - the 82 is my go-to gun. In total, including the spear, it’s smaller in length than a Rob Allen 70 but has 5 cm more band stretch than a Rob Allen 90. Amazing compact gun, love it!

@BROSEIDON ok that's cool, perhaps there may have been some grit etc. Jammed in there. I'm glad it's sorted. Ya I think they fantastic guns. I am really enjoying the 75 roller now. Especially for dirty water, close range shots, Incredible

The difference is not much. I use the 70 vertical to carry more thick line, all my competition guns have horizontal reels so that if necessary and I'm in a weird location I can beg n borrow Spares from my other reels. But most guys just have a preference from a style and what they comfortable with.

I only use Pathos reels. I have fitted other reels for customers the issue is the space between the floater and the grip, so that would be something to consider. Pathos reels are brilliant. I'm busy doing a video now on Pathos reel use and maintenance.

@@donsolomon8501 sounds good, just sometimes issues sourcing gear here in Australia. Actually right now there’re issues sourcing a lot of things, strange times. If I could get hold of a Pathos reel I’d use one.

I do solo dive if i have to.

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