Example- GTI's can get it done too!

[Eric (NH)]

With all this talk of about the AT Pro, just wanted to share a nice find I made with my GTI 2500 a few years ago. It was found near an old railroad bed (yes, lots of iron around) under an old tree root at about 9" inches with the stock coil. Imaged between "B" and "C" size, and sure looked like a run of the mill old flat button when it came out of the ground. Tossed it in the treasure pouch, and didn't discover what it was until I got home later that evening...a very nice George Washington inaugural button with full shank intact. Those who think Garrett machines are just tot lots just don't understand.

My only issue with the GTI 2500 is the weight...which is why I swing a nice light Tek Omega now too. I still use the GTI for shorter hunts, but that AT Pro sure looks enticing. The waterproof package, weight, price point and performance combination would suit me just fine...maybe this spring!

HH, Eric

 

[John-Edmonton]

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[oldranger]

WTG That is a Great find!!!!!!

HH

Ron

Rangers Lead The Way

 

[metalhead]

Very nice!Looks great, too!Congrats on the awesome find!Happy Hunting!

 

[Jason in TN]

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[coin hunter]

I agree the 2500 with stock coil does a great job. Was able to get the DD coil that fits on the 2500. Did some air test and it gets the same depth as the AT pro. Very Good separation on rusty nail and Quarter

 

[Eric (NH)]

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[bearkat4160]

about the new 11x8.5 DD coil....its is equal to the size of a 12-13 inch concentric coil on depth.

That confirms my test that the 2500 with the 12.5 coil gets depth like the AT PRO with the new DD coil.

Your 2500 looks great with that coil!!!!

Alan

 

[Orion42]

If only it could do the imaging.

John