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BH QDII
- Thread starter trkdrvr36
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diggindaddy
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trkdrvr36
It all depends on your settings, if you are mainly coin shooting, I have found that I set my detector to auto notch and set my sensitivity to almost full, about an 1/8 turn from full, and set my disc to about 3/4 and you should get hits between 8 to 10 inches. You will probally need to slow your swing speed down. With that you should be able to get deeper hits.
Hope it works for you.
Happy Hunting
It all depends on your settings, if you are mainly coin shooting, I have found that I set my detector to auto notch and set my sensitivity to almost full, about an 1/8 turn from full, and set my disc to about 3/4 and you should get hits between 8 to 10 inches. You will probally need to slow your swing speed down. With that you should be able to get deeper hits.
Hope it works for you.
Happy Hunting
7centsworth
Well-known member
I have a sharp shooter II almost same as quick draw except with ground balance . I have never dug a coin deeper than 6 or 7 inches average is more like five.
Jason in ID
Member
I've had one for a couple of years and I haven't found very many deeper than that. The deepest coins I've dug were a wheat at 6" and a clad quarter at 7". The quarter hit on almost every swing but the wheat only hit every couple of swings.