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Spearguns powered by compressed air inside the barrel rather than by rubber bands.
The appeal is power in a short package. A pneumatic gun delivers considerably more energy for its length than a band gun, which makes it easy to handle in caves, around structure and in poor visibility where a long gun is a liability. Power is adjustable by how far you pump them, so the same gun can be tuned down for smaller fish.
The trade-offs are real: they are louder underwater, they have internal seals that need servicing, and loading takes more effort than stretching a band. They are also less common in Australia than rubber guns, so spares take more finding. Band-powered guns are in spearguns, and speargun accessories covers shafts and rigging.
Spearguns powered by compressed air inside the barrel rather than by rubber bands.
The appeal is power in a short package. A pneumatic gun delivers considerably more energy for its length than a band gun, which makes it easy to handle in caves, around structure and in poor visibility where a long gun is a liability. Power is adjustable by how far you pump them, so the same gun can be tuned down for smaller fish.
The trade-offs are real: they are louder underwater, they have internal seals that need servicing, and loading takes more effort than stretching a band. They are also less common in Australia than rubber guns, so spares take more finding. Band-powered guns are in spearguns, and speargun accessories covers shafts and rigging.