Spearfishing speargun - Beuchat Marlin Evil 75 cm closed muzzle

Name: Spearfishing speargun - Beuchat Marlin Evil 75 cm closed muzzle
Brand: BEUCHAT
SKU: 5551751
Price: 109.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

The Marlin Evil is versatile and easy to use. Power, manoeuvrability and accuracy: perfect for moving quickly and smoothly underwater.

This spearfishing speargun has a closed muzzle, 28 mm aluminium barrel and an integral spear guide rail for accurate shooting.

ID 8947865

€109.99 €134.99 -18%

The lowest price in the 30 days before the discount was €134.99

VAT included

Color: Black / Orange

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Features
Design benefits

ease of use

Closed-headed speargun simplifies loading. Loading butt.

precision

Spear guide built into the barrel for perfectly straight spears.

power

16 mm diameter twin band. Length: 18 cm

locking mechanism

Intuitive firing blocking security system.

modularity

Integrated rail for mounting a reel on the speargun

Design details

Technical features

28 mm aluminium barrel with integral spear guide to optimise power and increase shooting accuracy
Closed muzzle
Top-of-the-range "Marlin" butt for good grip and manoeuvrability
Reel seat
6.5 mm stainless steel Tahitian spear
16.5 mm band
Articulated wishbone
Loading butt.

Select the size of speargun to suit your type of spearfishing

Hole fishing: seeking out fish in the holes where they hide. Use a 35 cm to 75 cm speargun.
Ambush fishing: moving forward and surprising the fish as it emerges from behind a rock. Use a 75 cm to 90 cm speargun.
Long wait: in a "hide" position and blending into the sea floor, arouse the fish’s curiosity to bring it within shooting range. Use a 90 cm to 110 cm speargun.
Stalking: descend towards the fish, often shooting from far away. Use a 110 cm to 120 cm speargun.

Spear sizes

Ø 6.5 mm stainless steel spear.
For a 90 cm speargun: 120 cm spear.
2 loading notches.
Usage & care

Warranty

2 Years

Care Instructions

Usage precautions

Never load a speargun out of the water.