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How old would this spear be and what company made it


Brad B

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I bought this spear from a local online auction. I was just wondering how old it would be and who made it. The rope goes into the end of the handle and it still looks strong but is there anything I would have to worry about with a rope setup like this. Check out the pictures and let me know what you think. should I paint it or use it as is.

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Brad there is one of those spears on the popular E store on auction but it looks like its been repaired the handle looks the same as does the spearhead doesnt say what it is but its vintage for sure I dont think its a mass produced spear but someone made them. I'll keep searching for a answer

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It kind of looks like a knock off of a Randal Spear. It is not in any reference book I am familiar with, and I have not seen another one like it. It may be a homemade variety.

The barb work is a little flimsy, but it will no doubt work - make sure you get at least a few tines in, right behind the head, in fish of any girth or substance. Thanks for the pics Brad B.

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as long as the rope is good your good to go, let me know if you wanna go spearing this winer
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I will get a hold of you just before season starts to set something up with you. by the way this is my second spear I bought. I got a new nims at the end of last year when it was too late to try it out.

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