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CZ 21 coils

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tailofdog

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Just wanting to know if there is much difference in using the8 or10.5 coils?
In terms of coverage or ease of use?
Thank's
 
Well that depends. 10" covers more ground and I love it. 8" pushes over weeds easier and I don't get as tired. I hipmount BOTH machines I use the 10" one almost exclusively and love it in open sandy places. 10" is heavier but I think with lots of use its super easy to swing. Either one I can pinpoint with with deadly accuracy by looking at some rock or something it beeps over. Hope this helps.
 
scubadetector said:
Well that depends. 10" covers more ground and I love it. 8" pushes over weeds easier and I don't get as tired. I hipmount BOTH machines I use the 10" one almost exclusively and love it in open sandy places. 10" is heavier but I think with lots of use its super easy to swing. Either one I can pinpoint with with deadly accuracy by looking at some rock or something it beeps over. Hope this helps.
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I had a CZ3D that, I chest mounted with the 8 inch coil. It was a dream to swing.
I just didn't want to get the 10.5 and not be able to swing as well. I did have a Sovereign(drowned it) with a 10 in coil andi, it was fine.
Thanks Joe
 
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