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CZ3D for Relic Hunting

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virginia digger

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Has anyone used a CZ3D for Civil War relic hunting ? I have one and I know it was built with coins in mind but was wondering if anyone ever used it for relic hunting ?

Thanks,
Mark
 
Mark, I was hoping somebody would jump in here with an answer for you. I have never used my CZ3d as the the "go to relic hunter" but I am sure it would do fine. One of my best finds ever was a Ohio Civil War Veteran's Medal and the CZ found it an crazy depth. One of those digs where I gave up three times because it was so deep. It just kept sounding too good and I kept going back. So glad I did go after this one. I have carried one on two relic hunts as a back up machine and never broke it out. I think it would do a great job, especially out in the wide open spaces. Let us know what you are thinking about and if you decide to use the CZ.

Don
 
virginia digger said:
Has anyone used a CZ3D for Civil War relic hunting ? I have one and I know it was built with coins in mind but was wondering if anyone ever used it for relic hunting ?

Thanks,
Mark
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Up until two or so years ago I have used a CZ as my primary relic detector. They love lead, there a bullet vacuum. I have a CZ 7a pro & a 1021 CZ 3D both with the 10.5" coils on them. I have dug over a thousand Minnie balls with them. Deep machines for sure.
 
Interesting topic , I'm thinking about getting a CZ as a back up relic machine my self....Any suggestions on witch one? CZ3D or the 7aPro?

Doug in VA
 
I RECOMMEND the CZ-7aPro because it is WEATHERPROOF, CZ-3D is NOT!! The CZ-7aPro is MOUNTED MORE like a Straight Shaft SET-UP for More COMFORTABLE SWINGING, and the CZ-3D is NOT!! Also, they were ALL manufactured by the orig. FISHER Co., so they WILL ALL be OUT of Warranty, and YOU HAVE to Buy a USED ONE!! So,
Make sure YOU Buy from SOMEONE HIGHLY RELIABLE with an EXCELLENT REP on One of the Treasure Websites!! Better Yet, CONSIDER a CZ-70Pro (also WEATHERPROOF,
Has 4-Tone ID like CZ-3D, but manufactured AFTER CZ-7aPro with SAME Straight Shaft Style Mount!! Hope this helps, Les Robinson.
 
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