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Find the right gun for how you hunt
The best speargun is the one matched to your water, your targets and your style.
From the tight reef to wide-open bluewater, our range has it covered. Roller guns like the Envy and Vengeance reach out and hit hard for bigger fish in open water, while our railguns thread the needle on the reef with pin-point accuracy. Every gun is hand-built and backed for life, so the only thing you need to worry about is the shot.
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This is the question we get more than any other, and the honest answer is that it depends on how you hunt. A roller gun routes the rubbers over a muzzle roller, so it holds power through more of the shaft's travel. That means more range and punch for bigger fish in open water. A railgun keeps the shaft tracking straight along a rail for pin-point accuracy, which is exactly what you want threading the needle on tight reef for small to medium fish. For most Australian divers, a gun around the 100 cm mark is the sweet spot either way. We break the whole thing down in our guide to the best spearguns in Australia.
What length do I need?
Water clarity and target size set the length. Reef and dirtier inshore water reward a shorter 90 to 100 cm gun you can swing fast, while clear water and bluewater call for 110 cm and up. Our full breakdown lives in what size speargun do I need.
Backed for life
Every Aimrite speargun comes with a lifetime warranty, because we build them to last decades, not seasons. Look after it and it will look after you: rinse it in fresh water after every dive, dry it out of direct sun, store it safely, and check your rubbers regularly. When it is time to re-rig, browse reels, fins and floats and our accessories.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I get a rollergun or a railgun?
A roller gun gives more power and range for bigger fish in open water. A railgun gives pin-point accuracy on the reef for small to medium fish. Around 100 cm is the sweet spot for both.
What size speargun do I need?
Match the length to your water: 90-100 cm for reef and dirtier inshore water, 100-110 cm as an all-rounder, and 120 cm-plus for clear-water bluewater pelagics.
Do I need a reel or a float line?
For reef and inshore diving a float line is simple and reliable. Once you are chasing bigger fish or heading into bluewater, a reel or a dedicated float setup gives you more control. Tell us how you dive and we will help you rig it right.
What does the lifetime warranty cover?
We back our barrels for life. If the barrel ever fails, we replace it. We build every gun to last decades and stand behind it.
How do I make my speargun last?
Rinse it in fresh water after every dive, dry it out of direct sun, store it safely, and check your rubbers regularly. Simple habits add years to your gun.
Can I convert a railgun to a roller?
In many cases yes. See our roller muzzle conversion kit in accessories, or contact the team and we will point you in the right direction.
Not Sure Where To Start?
Tell us how and where you dive and what you're chasing, and one of our team, actual spearos and not call-centre staff, will help you find the right gear.
