Point, shoot, eat. It’s about that easy if you’re shooting a JBL Woody speargun. Each solid African mahogany blank is hand selected for straightness and grain pattern. The end result: a speargun that works just as well stoning fish as it does looking good. Now all Woody series are featuring the new ”M-7″ Trigger mechanism.

Just pick one up and you’ll know what we’re talking about. Comfortable in Bluewater or right off the beach, these guns are the best shooting partner you’ll ever dive with.

                                                                                 JBL Spearguns are measured from butt to tip.

Elite Magnum Looking for a speargun that’s fast, quiet, accurate the Elite.

Elite Sawed-Off Magnum Based off our trusted Magnum grip and trigger mechanism, the Elites feature hardened, 17-4 ph stainless shafts, shark-fin sling tabs and a top flopper with 5/16” pointed thread. Shoot Tahitian-style or remove the flopper and screw on one of our break- away tips for large gamefish. Bands are Hi-Mod 5/8” O.D. with abrasion resistant, spectra cord wishbones.  Now all Woody series are featuring the new ”M-7″ Trigger mechanism.

Elite 38-Special Available in African mahogany or aerospace grade alloy, the Elites deliver precision accuracy in all conditions and feature the legendary JBL performance and durability that has made us a world leader for over 35 years.

                                                                                  JBL Spearguns are measured from butt to tip.

Competition Magnum XHD* XHD stands for Extra Heavy Duty and we mean it. Thicker alloy barrel, 3/8” hardened, stainless shaft, trigger mechanisms are carbide tipped and all models are equipped with 5/8” Hi-Mod bands that feature stainless wire wishbones.

The XHD is the gun of choice for commercial and hard-core shooters; to these guys it’s a tool…not a toy. Three bands and a heavy shaft will punch through just about any fish, which is why the Shark Research Institute depends on the XHD for tough jobs like radio tagging 40ft whale sharks. Go big, go XHD.

                                                                                JBL Spearguns are measured from butt to tip.

The speargun design that started it all, the JBL Magnum series of guns is probably responsible for more speared fish than all other spearguns combined. It’s no wonder, as this durable and accurate workhorse features a 1 1/4” drawn alloy barrel, hardened stainless trigger, shaft and point. Handles are constructed of two-piece cast aluminum providing strength and ease of maintenance. The Magnum series features two or three 9/16” Hi-Mod bands with stainless wire wishbones. Tried and trusted, this is one hunting buddy you’ll be glad to share a secret spot with.

Inspired by hardcore hunters in the Pacific, these specialty guns are all about shooting fish. The travel magnum is two guns in one; fully assembled 63” Magnum for large game, or as the smaller 31”Custom for reef and rock hunting. The combo comes complete with padded carrying case.

The Magnum and Mini Magnum HI utilize a 9/32” Tahitian style shaft for greater muzzle speed for quick darting fish. The Mini Magnum delivers the same stopping power of our standard magnum only in a 1” barrel design. One this certain; with any one of these guns you’re going to have a stringer full of fish at the end of the day.

                                                                                JBL Spearguns are measured from butt to tip.

If you’re looking for a speargun that’s big on performance while still leaving a little green in your wallet, the Explorer is perfect.

Same quality as the Magnum Series: hardened stainless trigger and shaft, cast aluminum, two piece handle, but combined with a 1” aerospace alloy barrel for quick target acquisition and fatal results. Same parallel power source and low profile design make the Explorer perfect for cagy fish when the shot window is a split second. Lightning models feature Tru-Glide rail and 9/32” shaft. These guns are all about speed and accuracy. At the end of the day it’s not the flash, but the fish count that really matters, and nothing stacks them up like the Explorer.