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slingshot

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I was the ONLY reviewer of the Lone Star Pro on metal detector reviews.net . It's at least as light as the Tesoro Compadre, and has tone ID as well as adjustable notch. I can search ALL DAY, as this thing is so light. For searchers who hate zincers, most share the tab/foil tone- but the visual ID is right on. In mild mineralization, it has some good depth. Found several coins at the 5" level with good audio. Pinpointing requires a slower sweep speed, as the target/signal response is slow. My " PC on a stick" is not bad for a starter unit and the weight factor is a startling welcome. I would have loved to seen a last mode memory, but setting it back only takes a few seconds. With the summer heat coming, this lightweight will be a welcome. The single 9v. battery with excellent life (with headphones) is an added plus- and was one of my gripes with the Tracker IV and it's dual batteries. All in all, it's remarkably close to higher priced units.
 
A friend of mine, The HunterGT, has video's of the LSP on youtube. Swears by it so much he bought the Land Ranger Pro. And he's in an iron infested soil area of Colorado.
 
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