How to Build Speargun for Less Than $10
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How to Build Speargun for Less Than $10
Simple, Cheap, and Effective Hawaiian style spearfishing gun.
Materials
2 ft Rubber Surgical grade Tubing or Exercise bands ($3-5)
Small Section of PVC 1/2in - 1in in Diameter ($2)
1 Youth Arrow with safety tip ($3)
4 - Zip ties (.50)
Total cost for these materials should be less than 10 bucks, if not free. All these things are pretty easy to find.
Small Section of PVC 1/2in - 1in in Diameter ($2)
1 Youth Arrow with safety tip ($3)
4 - Zip ties (.50)
Total cost for these materials should be less than 10 bucks, if not free. All these things are pretty easy to find.
Assembly
Take both ends of the rubber tubbing and place each side evenly onto the PVC pipe. Once in place tighten a zip tie around the the rubber tubbing and PVC, leave around a 1/2 inch of rubber tubbing at the end. Now fold the tubbing back and place another zip tie. This should hold everything nicely in place. I added a few more zip ties toward the top of the PVC, just for good measure.
Testing
Dry fire it a few times before you add the arrow. It will work similar to a sling shot holding the tail of the arrow in the center of the rubber tubing. Draw back and then release.
Please be safe!! I have a one eyed uncle that can testify to the fact that arrows are dangerous.
Please be safe!! I have a one eyed uncle that can testify to the fact that arrows are dangerous.