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My MXT Pulled this C.S.A. Rectangle here in georgia

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Keith Southern

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right before Christmas . This house had been pounded for years the MXT 300 with 6x10 DD nailed the buckle 10 inches deep no problems iron nails were littering the hole.Its the Tennessee thin style. Just thought I would share my experience with all of you . I"ve swung detectors since I was 8 years old steadily. I'm 39 right now and I can honestly say the MXT is best detector you can use .and believe me Ive tried them all some more than once.

Just thought I would share .

Thanks

Keith Southern
 
[size=x-large][/size]Hey Keith, I agree with you 100% about the MXT.....................:whites:..........:thumbup:
 
Nice find Keith I just got one but have yet to relic hunt with it. Any tips you can share about how you set it up? I also have the 6x10 DD and the stock coil. Thanks
 
You've got that right Keith. The MXT is one heck of a machine. Thanks for sharing your find and HH to all, Nancy
 
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