South African manufacturer Rob Allen is renowned for producing some of the most deadly and accurate spearguns on the market. Its Tuna Railgun has been tested on the largest pelagics that are found in the southern hemisphere.
The only downside is the railgun design that produces all the power as it’s noisier than the majority of band-powered spearguns. So you need to make sure your shot finds its target. However, it’s such a versatile gun that can be used in both shallow and deep water, that it’s a great investment for beginners too.
Our Overall Review
Things we like:
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Excellent power and accuracy in every shot
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Versatile and can be used in most situations and conditions
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Great for spearing large prey
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Comes with a shock cord
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Plenty of power so no need to use additional bands
Things we don't like:
Noisier than most band-powered spearguns
Need to be strong to load
Thick barrel
The safety switch can be stiff
Where to buy:
Specs & Features
- Type: Band-powered
- Made In: South Africa
- Total Length: Five sizes from 31.5 to 55.1 inches (80 cm to 140 cm)
- Shaft Diameter: 0.28 inches (7 mm)
- Band Length: 6.3 inches (16 cm)
- Band Diameter: 0.63 inches (16 mm)
- Barrel: Aircraft-grade aluminum
- Shaft: Spring steel
Our Overall Review
Things we like:
-
Excellent power and accuracy in every shot
-
Versatile and can be used in most situations and conditions
-
Great for spearing large prey
-
Comes with a shock cord
-
Plenty of power so no need to use additional bands
Things we don't like:
Noisier than most band-powered spearguns
Need to be strong to load
Thick barrel
The safety switch can be stiff
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