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This can be useful to replace a broken muzzle or to swap from a closed muzzle to an open muzzle or vice versa.
You will need a new muzzle, a Phillips screwdriver and crimping pliers.
Unscrew your speargun's muzzle and remove it. If the muzzle is held in by pins, use a hammer to remove them.
Install the new muzzle, taking care to align it with the barrel of your speargun. This is very important so as not to lose accuracy.
Once in place, replace the screw or pin. In some cases, you can use silicone sealant to improve the seal of your O-ring.
Your speargun is now ready for use!
Baptiste, Subea Digital Manager
I'm the Subea brand's Digital Manager. I'm passionate about spearfishing and freediving, and have been scuba diving for over 15 years. After my Level 1 FFESSM, I worked my way up to becoming a PADI Rescue Diver.
* The prices listed on the site are the prices recommended by DECATHLON SA's central purchasing department.