The Rob Allen Timberline Roller Speargun is a hand-built roller speargun that pairs a cuttlebone-shaped carbon hybrid barrel with a mahogany wood oversleeve. Each gun is individually ballasted for underwater balance and is made in South Africa. It is designed for spearfishers who want a premium roller gun for open-water hunting, backed by the Rob Allen lifetime warranty.
Key features
- Carbon hybrid barrel with mahogany oversleeve
- Hydrodynamic cuttlebone barrel shape
- Hand-built and individually ballasted for underwater balance
- Rob Allen Vecta 2 trigger and handle
- Ceramic nitride bearings in the roller muzzle
- Low-profile reel with 40 m of Ant-Line
- Dyneema shooting line to reduce roller muzzle wrap
- Gun bungee with snap clip
Specifications
- Type: roller speargun
- Barrel: carbon hybrid with mahogany wood oversleeve
- Shape: cuttlebone hydrodynamic
- Trigger and handle: Rob Allen Vecta 2
- Shaft: 7.5 mm tempered spring steel, double notch
- Muzzle bearings: ceramic nitride
- Reel: low profile with 40 m Ant-Line
- Lengths: 100, 110, 120 cm
- Country of manufacture: South Africa
- Warranty: Rob Allen lifetime warranty
Who it is for
Roller guns reward divers who are confident with powerful equipment. Choose the length for your typical visibility and target species. Rinse the gun with fresh water after each dive, dry it, and keep the wood oversleeve out of prolonged harsh sunlight where possible. The wood oversleeve and carbon hybrid barrel give the gun a distinctive look, and because every gun is ballasted individually, the balance in the water is part of the design rather than an afterthought. If you are unsure which length suits the water you hunt, our team can help you choose before you order.
FAQ
Is the gun ballasted?
Yes, each gun is individually ballasted for underwater balance.
What is included in the rigging?
A Dyneema shooting line, a low-profile reel with 40 m Ant-Line and a gun bungee with snap clip.
Which lengths are offered?
100, 110 and 120 cm.


















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