Alright All You BEACH HUNTERS....:clsoedeyes:

[Wisconsin Pete]

I want to know what machine are you guys all using...I'm still on the fence as what my next detector is going to be...help me out

 

[RobRcer]

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[EL Pulltabio]

I started metal detecting in April. I'm looking for ring number 27. The two detectors I've used:
1)White's Beach Hunter ID
2)HeadHunter PI
The HH is awesome and goes deep. It's a battery hog.
The BH ID very good.
If you intend to fresh water hunt I'd go with the Tesoro Tiger Shark.

 

[BEACH HUNTER]

GREAT EASY TO USE,GOOD DEPTH,ID'S IN ALL METAL MODE SO YA DON'T DIG IRON!! BUT GET THE SMALL STUFF AND DEEP STUFF TOO

 

[protech]

i have found hundreds of rings with my excalibur and won't use anything else!!! Found another gold yesterday. There are alot of great machines out there, each with pro's and con's. No matter which machine you get, take the time to learn it!!! That is one of the biggest differences in a consistently successful treasure hunter.

 

[Martin(Qc)]

Best soft water machine ! If you plan on salt water detecting, my best best bet would be the excal.

 

[VaBeachRon]

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[CC2_IN_CA]

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[Russ-So.Ca.]

Goldquest SS, loves gold and goes deep.

 

[Russ-So.Ca.]

Loves gold and goes deep.

 

[normdiver]

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[Woods Walker]

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[Wisconsin Pete]

I will get the Excal 800 and hopefully find treasures on the big pond of lake Michigan

 

[JOE in MD]

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[therover]

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[David from Suffolk]

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[osprey]

and a Classic III for back up.
I do other kinds of hunting and these two machines work great
for both beach and land for me. I even like the bit of noise my
MXT does in the wet sand, it's kind of relaxing when you get
used to it.