Beuchat Marlin Evil Speargun

Beuchat Marlin Evil Speargun

110 cm
$399.99
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Beuchat Marlin Evil Speargun

Beuchat Marlin Evil Speargun

A closed-muzzle aluminium speargun with an integrated rail and Marlin grip for practical reef hunting.

$399.99
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The Dive360 Take

The Marlin Evil is a straightforward choice if you like a closed muzzle and want a guided aluminium barrel. The muzzle helps locate the shaft when reloading, and the Marlin grip gives the setup a familiar, comfortable feel.

It suits coastal hunting where handling matters as much as length. Pick the size that fits your usual conditions, rather than the biggest one you can fit in the car.

Size Guide

New Zealand Speargun Sizing Guide

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New Zealand Speargun Sizing Guide
Speargun lengthBest suited toTypical NZ use
Under 75 cm Tight spaces & close-range hunting Cray holes, caves, shallow reef and dirty water. Compact and easy to manoeuvre when visibility is limited.
75 cm – 1 m Reef & weed-line hunting Great for butterfish, blue moki and close-range snapper. A versatile choice for typical coastal diving and moderate visibility.
1 m – 120 cm General NZ spearfishing An excellent all-round range for snapper, kingfish, trevally and reef species. Good balance of range, accuracy and manoeuvrability.
120 cm+ Clear water & larger fish Best when you need extra range and power—for kingfish, deeper pins and open-water hunting where visibility allows longer shots.

NZ tip: Bigger isn't automatically better. Match your gun to the visibility and terrain you dive most often. A shorter gun can be much easier to use around reefs and weed lines, while longer guns come into their own in clear, open water.

The serious stuff
  • 28mm aluminium barrel with integral shaft guide.
  • Marlin pistol grip with reel bracket and loading butt.
  • Closed muzzle; 16mm rubbers.
  • 6.5mm stainless-steel Tahitian shaft.
  • Articulated wishbone and 1.6mm black monofilament.
  • Existing nominal lengths: 90cm, 100cm and 110cm.
Why we like it

A guided barrel, articulated wishbone and loading butt make a useful everyday combination. The reel bracket leaves room to adapt the setup.

Who we recommend it to

Coastal spearos who prefer a closed muzzle and want a practical railgun for reef and weed-line hunting.