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CZ 70 PRO OR THE 1260

Well, the 1260 is a better relic hunting machine and has a much lower MSRP.

The CZ-70 is a few years newer, geared more for coin hunting, had a higher MSRP.

The two being so different would make them a good pair.

Mark
 
Depends on what type of hunting you do and where.

On the beach they would go neck and neck ... some edge to the CZ-70 on a salt water beach.
In a park for coins ... I would want the CZ-70.
Civil War battle field or out in the woods ... give me the 1260.

Just my humble opinion ... but if I could find a new CZ-70 I would buy it in a heartbeat.

WIllee
 
Both detectors are great machines in there own right, but for all around use the cz70 would be my pick of the two. You get many more features with the cz70 plus you can hipmount it to take some weight off your arm if using a big coil.
 
CZ70 is a top of the line ID unit that cost big bucks, while the 1260 is a midline older unit that is easier on the wallet but both produce .

Last but not least a detector is only as good as the operator but in this case with all its added features the CZ70 is a sure winner..
 
BJ in OKLA........Can you explain the difference in the coil for the 1260 and the rest of the 1200 series please? I used all of the 1200 series in the past and the only difference I ever saw was the smaller metal coil bolt that was used. I bought one of these smaller holed 11" coils for my 1998 model 1266 and all I had to do was ream the smaller holes out to 1/4" for it to fit my 1266. It worked fine and all I have ever read is all 1200 series coils are interchangeable. thanks ...........Roger
 
joe dirt_1 said:
I bought one of these smaller holed 11" coils for my 1998 model 1266 and all I had to do was ream the smaller holes out to 1/4" for it to fit my 1266. It worked fine and all I have ever read is all 1200 series coils are interchangeable. thanks ...........Roger

I never used a or seen a 1260 but I thought they would all interchange.
Ron in WV
 
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