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topman13

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Went out today to try my AT Pro,only one prob.Forgot my pro pointer,thought someone had chopped my arm off.
 
Last summer went on a short hunt not too far from home, so I didn't take my gear bag. 10 minutes in and my battery died in my ProPointer. Had to run home for a battery, couldn't take hunting without it.

John
 
its like not having a diggin too

or WORSE !!!!!


glad im not the only one that happened to.. .
THINK SPRING

Ron

Rangers Lead The Way :usaflag::usaa:
 
Its called not being prepared. Ive done it once I think, shoot out the door with the excitement of metal detecting and forgot my propointer. Then drive back home in slow traffick jams to get it. It is amazing to me , the amount of people that use a Garrett propointer. The propointer is so common with other brands of detectorist:thumbup:
 
I forgot my Pro-pointer ONE time...and never did it again. Now I have it fastened to the upper shaft of my Ace 250, just below the control housing.
 
I also forgot the Propointer once last year. Rather than make a return trip home to pick it up, I decided to hunt without it like I used to before I got the Propointer. As it turned out I still did very well in coin shooting that day. Just required more concentration on pinpointing. The Propointer is so effective that it tends to make one lazy in pinpointing.

Jerry
 
Jerry, I did rather enjoy swinging handfuls of dirt in front of the coil. It requires a bit of extra work but I got to see how the ol' times used to do it...lol !
 
Here is an idea that may be useful to you new guys who leave home without your pro-pointer. My pro-pointer holster and retractable key holder is always on my belt that holds my pouch and digger. I never leave home without it and therefore I never forget my pro-pointer. Before I started using this set up I had left my pro-pointer on the ground after digging a target and had to go back and find it. If you're out in the woods it might not be that easy to find your last dig site. I spent a half hour looking for mine one time. It's not something you want to lose.
 
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