Petar Pan Spearguns are made from carefully selected iroko and mahogany wood. Depending on the gun size, each build uses around 7 to 13 laminated wood layers for strength, stability, and long-lasting performance.

Yes. The current website states that customers can choose the size, number of bands, shaft length, thickness, and vertical or horizontal reel. This makes every speargun different and unique.

Yes. The spearguns are wrapped in carbon fiber from the bottom side, and they can also be fully wrapped in carbon if requested. This makes the gun stiffer and more resistant to scratches.

Petar Pan Spearguns use an Ermes mechanism. The existing site also mentions Harken pulleys, selected because they can handle strong power. 

A custom Petar Pan Speargun takes around 8 weeks to finish. The process includes wood selection, lamination, shaping, epoxy coating, carbon wrapping, sanding, assembling, sea testing, balancing, final coating, careful packing, and shipping.

Yes. After assembly, the speargun is tested in the sea. The existing site says lead is used to create perfect balance, and the gun is tested by shooting a 5 cm wide target in the sea before the final epoxy coat is applied.

For shallow waters, the Petar Pan Classic 90 and Invert Roller 90 are suitable options. For reef diving, the current site describes the Classic 100 as the best gun for reef diving, while the Invert Roller 100 is also designed for reef diving.

For deep diving, the website lists Classic 110, Invert Roller 110, and Invert Roller 115. For blue water hunting, the Invert Roller 130 is described as extremely powerful and designed for tuna and swordfish.

You can contact Petar directly by email and share your diving style, preferred model, target fish, desired size, band setup, shaft preference, and reel choice. The current website lists the contact email as petar.kedzo@gmail.com.