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9x8 concentric on Outlaw?
- Thread starter Kapok
- Start date
kaolinwasher
Well-known member
me 2
Kapok
Active member
I took the Outlaw out to a park I hadn't hunted before. The swings and playground equipment look like they're from the 60's but all I found was clad stuff. The crazy thing about this area along the Lake Michigan shoreline is that everything is built on a sand dune and coins sink really fast. I was digging zinc pennies at 6". But I really like the way the Outlaw handles and like it more each time I use it. On Friday I am going to take a day off and go hunt an old resort that operated in the 1880s until 1964, and I always find something there. I'll let you guys know how it goes.
BarberBill
New member
I don't have the Outlaw, but do have multiple
BarberBill
New member
Kapok, visually you're right and I wouldn't want to imply my experience would be the same on every machine, nor every time as the difference in depth was pretty minor. The 9X8, being a spider design tends to hangup in brush etc. more, but in the end either coil will find the goodies if they're there.
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