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Good ole deeeep 1270!

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Bryan/EastTN

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I've been thinking very hard about adding another new 1270 to my lineup. :clapping: I used one quite a bit when they first came out and found some deeeeeep stuff with one. Was wondering how many of you folks are still using the 1270. I've got and use the newer "F" series Fishers and they are sweeet machines but I still don't think I'm hitting any targets that my trusty ole 1270 couldn't have hit, :super: Guess it's just what you get used to.

Bryan in TN
 
What part of E.T.? I'm in K-town. Never swung a 1270 but I do have a Coinstrike and it is deeper than I need it to be. I haven't been able to dig any the last couple of years but it's a fantastic relic machine.

Good hunting,

Doug
 
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