Cressi Mohawk Twin 14mm Speargun - 80cm to 130cm - 120 cm (47.2

Cressi Mohawk Twin 14mm Speargun - 80cm to 130cm - 120 cm (47.2 in). The Cressi Mohawk Speargun has a point of difference with its twin 14 mm rubber set up. This allows an easier load due to the rubber being easier to stretch, however having the double bands they give the equivalent amount of power of a 16 mm rubber. This is a huge feature especially for those who do struggle to load a 16 mm rubber but still want to have the power of them. The rubbers are made with a Dyneema bridle and sit in the double muzzle.

This speargun has been made by Cressi specifically to meet the needs of Australian and South African spearishers.

The aluminium barrel has a rail running the length of the barrel for the 7 mm spear to follow which helps with accuracy, however, the gun is only as accurate as the user. The single flopper on the spear prevents fish that have been shot from coming off. Attaching the shaft to the gun is a monofilament attaching to the gun bungee. This is a shock absorber that takes the strain from the shooting line when a fish takes off after it has been hit.

The Cressi Mohawk Speargun has an all-metal trigger mechanism including the trigger and line release. Being all metal and no plastic means it will last a lot longer and is more durable to the elements. Make sure you give the entire gun including the trigger mechanism a good wash after every use to remove all saltwater and sand. Never leave the spear in the mechanism when it is wet or unclean as this will rust and potentially get stuck.

On the side of the handle is the safety catch that is a small lever that will hold the trigger in place so you can not fire it. Never trust the safety catch, only load the gun once you are ready to shoot as a misfire could be deadly. The Cressi Mohawk Twin 14mm Speargun is available in five lengths: 80cm, 120cm and 130cm.

The general rule when purchasing a speargun and what length to get is determined on where you will use it. 80 cm is normally used in shallow reef diving as they are shorter and easier to manoeuvre in shallow water. 120 cm to 130 cm is normally used in open water aiming for the larger fish. This is due to them having a longer range which you need with bigger fish. This is a general rule though!

Extras: When purchasing a speargun, there are a few extras that we recommend you purchase to complete your kit. A float rope and divers float are the 2 main extras. The rope is connected to the gun at the handle and the other end of the rope is to be connected to the float. This will ensure you will not lose your gun by accidentally dropping it, or having a fish steal it! It does happen. A pair of gloves is another item that we recommend you purchase also. Once you have shot your fish, trying to grab it and finish the kill can be very difficult without good gloves. Fish are not only slippery but also have made spikes and teeth. Gloves will prevent cuts and scratches as well as grip.

Cressi Mohawk Twin 14mm Speargun Features

• 14 mm Double Rubbers with Dyneema Bridle
• 7 mm Shaft with Single Flopper
• All Metal Trigger
• Metal Line Release
• Shark Clip Attachment
• Monofiliment line
• Open Muzzle
• Double Muzzle
• Aluminium Barrel
• Comfortable Handle
• Loading Butt
• Safety Catch

Cressi Mohawk Twin 14mm Speargun Sizes

• 80 cm (MO1480) - approx 3.6m shooting range
• 120 cm (MO1412) - approx 4.8m shooting range
• 130 cm (MO1413) - approx 5.2m shooting range

Colour: Black with White Handle

Care Instructions

• Rinse with fresh water after every use to remove all sand and sea water
• Keep rubbers in the freezer if not being used for long periods of time - this slows down the perishing process
• Remove spear when cleaning and dry thoroughly before storing
• Keep in a dry and safe place
• Do not load out of water
• Do not rely on the safety catch