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AT Pro coils
- Thread starter ronburton
- Start date
I emailed you and it came back.
Here's my reply......
I haven't used the 6.5" x 9" coil, only the 9" x 12". I like the larger one because it covers more ground for the soccer, baseball & football fields I plan on hunting this year. So far, as predicted, it pinpoints off the inside toe of the coil better then the stock blunted coil. I didn't order it because of depth, only for pinpointing shallower targets and it's size. Now the smaller coil will probably do the exact thing, be a little more sensitive to smaller targets and maybe suffer some depth loss. I have only used it in the snow, which we still have plenty of. I can't wait though to try it out in a real sports field.
Here's my reply......
I haven't used the 6.5" x 9" coil, only the 9" x 12". I like the larger one because it covers more ground for the soccer, baseball & football fields I plan on hunting this year. So far, as predicted, it pinpoints off the inside toe of the coil better then the stock blunted coil. I didn't order it because of depth, only for pinpointing shallower targets and it's size. Now the smaller coil will probably do the exact thing, be a little more sensitive to smaller targets and maybe suffer some depth loss. I have only used it in the snow, which we still have plenty of. I can't wait though to try it out in a real sports field.