The Uneven Double Wishbone | Unrolling The Rollergun
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- In the previous video I covered how to modify your roller muzzle to stop the bridle riding up the muzzle causing shaft whip, inaccuracy and bridel wear.
The ‘ Uneven Double Wishbone’ is a great alternative if you dont want to cut into your muzzle or are unable to. The long and short bridles allow the shaft to be released from the shaft without affecting the accuracy of the shaft. This is actually a great tip for making any rollergun super accurate.
The video I show you how it works and how easy they are to make.
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shot chris, this has been a problem for years with notched spears and even some finned ones. Great simple solution that im sure many will find useful.
Some great practical info Chris, Cheers for sharing the experience, greatly appreciated. Dive Safe!
Simple thoughts to solve things. Great stuff again!! 😎🤙🏽🌺🐟💦
Is it possible to make a double uneven wishbone with a dyneema handle??
Possible to do this double staggered wishbone with a cheater loading hand loop?
Will have to put some thought to how to this easily. Not simple like the others.
Useful tips! Thanks bro
Legend I will be redoing mine tonight 😉
Brilliant :) " Don't be a sissy, stick your fingers on that melted cord' lol- been doing that since teens and windsurf inhaul/outhaul days, Excellent demo.👌
Goddamn that’s clean. Thank you for explaining this Chris. That also explains the unevenness of the wishbone. I did not know this. And it’s something you would easily glance over. Great info.
Thanks for sharing this trick
By the way I’m using your technique in splicing my speargun gun dyneema line and it works perfectly
waiting for 1100 single roller speargun review
I have a roller speargun 120cm i can't set up my bans
Thank you for making this vid really helped me out
Great video🤙
Loads of help thanks Chris !!
Very helpful thanks
Coats would you consider doing it on ermes double roller head or Rob Allen notched drop barb?
My ermes front rubber wishbone tends to fly forward ahead of top bracket but I guess I can try to shorten it even more...I though about doing a double front rubber wishbone but I'm a bit worried it might interfere with notch on the back...
I though of polishing the top of the notches on my RA drop barb a bit so it has less surface area to hold the wishbone too as they have quite aggressive overhang
If the rubbers for some reason are missloaded on improper notches the effect of shaft being whipped up the muzzle increase 10 folds xD I had a client that would load them other way around couse it was too inconvienent. 😂
With the angle of the Ermes roller muzzles rails and the std RA notch it is best to load on an uneven wishbone to reduce the shaft lifting at the muzzle.
This should also negate the need to modify the notches.
Nice video very helpful
Brilliant thank you
should I use this on the Mannysub roller heads?
No the Mannysubs are fine
Very nice and interesting video.
Thank you for the tips.
Greek greetings from Mayorca Spain
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Love all of your videos, will be moving from 16 to 14mm rubbers on my 90 roller in the hopes of more accuracy
let me know how it goes🤙
Do i need it with roballen roller head ?
I have noticed roballen roller head had the stopper noch
No you dont need the uneven wishbone on the RA muzzle. 👌
Awesome video thanks Chris. Ive noticed that even with my new RA roller head (bought in 2019) the wishbone sits well above the spear/rail line. I can see it has small notches cut in similar to your previous video but they don't seem to actually stop the wishbone. Is it worth using an uneven double wishbone?
Yes the uneven bridle will definitely eliminate any issues with the bridle riding up.
What shaft are you using? Notched or pinned / sharkfin?
@@CoatesmansSpearfishing The standard 7.5 Notched shaft that comes with the RA Roller.
I haven't noticed it shooting low in the past but am wondering if I have just been compensating for it perhaps.
Chris how would you make a wishbone with a handle for the hand load setups?
What do you think about kicker bands for roller gun? Obviously it adds recoil mitigating the smoothness of the roller gun but it also adds a bit more power. is it worth it?
Hey Levgenii
Kicker bands are a HUGE NO!!! If you setup your rollergun correctly then there is absolutely no need for a kicker band. Only adds unnecessary recoil.
If you are wanting a 'powerful' setup, opt for the 16mm bands and 7.5mm shaft loading with a load assist. Get this right and you will see that there is no need for any extra power.
@@CoatesmansSpearfishing thank you very much! I have wooden roller gun 70 cm, shaft 7mm 100 cm. Do you think 14 mm bands with 350-370 % would be ideal setup? One thing is my gun rollers are simple ones, with no bearings whatsoever. Thank you for your help!
@@CoatesmansSpearfishing love your videos by the way. I like rollers and inverted rollers. Right now a person is building my custom inverted roller gun, it’s a thing of beauty. I live in Indonesia, and here almost all guns are wooden ones.