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I Found My First Silver Ring with The GTP 1350 Today......

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Out click-click'n in some sports fields tonite. I got was surprised to find a chewed up 1/2-22 shell at over 5 inches. This machine is pretty sensitive. I really like pinpointing with the inner toe of the coil. It is so easy and right on. The ring is stamped .925 MEXICO in the inside. That's my 3rd ring this year so far. The other two were found in the water a few weeks ago when I drove to the lake. Now, I need to find some silver coins..........
 
Way to go!!! I have a 1350, and got a .22 case last week, about 4" and LOUD!! Keep it up!
 
Way to go John. I need to find some more rings. I usually average 10-12 a year. Our weather is getting nicer. Was about 80 today.
Bill
 
Wow! I thought I was the only person that bought a 1350.
 
Nah lots of folks have them. They've just been over shadowed by all the hoopla over the 250. I field tested the prototype and loved the machine.
Bill
 
I am warming up to mine just fine, I actually broke the Master hunter 5 down and boxed it up for a rainy day (like if the 1350 needs service or something). This thing works so much easier and deeper than the MH5 even in its all metal mode. Great machine!
 
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