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cz 70 pro....a good buy or not???
- Thread starter rex
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christopher-ohio
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I e-mailed the seller a couple of days ago about it 
$455 is reasonable for one in good shape. It's a very easy and straightforward machine to use. ID mode, sensitivity at 4, nothing notched, I like volume at 10 and adjust with my headphones although some like it at 4 so they can tell deep from shallow but with deeper targets it's fainter even at 10, ground balance and you're good to go. I mainly hunt in trashy yards an usually know what I'm digging up before I dig with a very accurate depth meter compared to most any other machines out there. Happy hunting!
$455 is reasonable for one in good shape. It's a very easy and straightforward machine to use. ID mode, sensitivity at 4, nothing notched, I like volume at 10 and adjust with my headphones although some like it at 4 so they can tell deep from shallow but with deeper targets it's fainter even at 10, ground balance and you're good to go. I mainly hunt in trashy yards an usually know what I'm digging up before I dig with a very accurate depth meter compared to most any other machines out there. Happy hunting!Unfortunately CZ's are easily masked but on the good side its user friendly and certainly one of the deepest detectors on the planet...Do go slow and am sure it will serve you well. An added feature with its salt mode is one of the best saltwater wet sand units around...Google Mikes CZ page as it has a lot of info on CZ's in general...
christopher-ohio
Active member
In my experience, CZ's are still good in iron if you have a well-tuned machine, nothing notched, sensitivity no more than 4 on the CZ-70 to minimize falsing, go slow, 50% overlap of swings and hit the site from different angles. I can put a square nail on a dime and hit it from most angles with a Zn penny reading or with a nail about 1-2 inches from a dime...this even holds true with an Explorer too and most other machines out there in my experience. I would highly recommend using the different CZ coils 5 and 10 1/2 to unmask some good targets missed with the 8 inch...HH