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new tesoro
- Thread starter pax
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I haven't any experience with the Outlaw, but from what I've read, its not quite as hot as the Vaquero.
However I think it has a couple options that weigh in its favor, non-motion pinpoint and 2 extra coils.
Many people end up buying a second coil. I have 3 extra coils for my Vaquero.
Otherwise I believe it has all the same features as the Vaquero using current design technology.
However I think it has a couple options that weigh in its favor, non-motion pinpoint and 2 extra coils.
Many people end up buying a second coil. I have 3 extra coils for my Vaquero.
Otherwise I believe it has all the same features as the Vaquero using current design technology.
REVIER
Well-known member
If I didn't already have 2 out of the 3 coils for my Vaq I would be looking hard at the Outlaw.
Extreme value when you count the 3 coils and the extra lower rods that come with them.
Not quite as deep as the Vaq but plenty deep enough.
The extra features can be very helpful once you get the hang of them, too, but what really drops my jaw is that the Outlaw appears to have a slightly different disc ability than the Vaq.
It can disc out a dime and still get quarters and to me this is just remarkable, and that kind of degree in the razor sharp discrimination at the high end can be extremely useful.
Extreme value when you count the 3 coils and the extra lower rods that come with them.
Not quite as deep as the Vaq but plenty deep enough.
The extra features can be very helpful once you get the hang of them, too, but what really drops my jaw is that the Outlaw appears to have a slightly different disc ability than the Vaq.
It can disc out a dime and still get quarters and to me this is just remarkable, and that kind of degree in the razor sharp discrimination at the high end can be extremely useful.
BarberBill
New member
Hyped up Bandido is not a bad thing. However, the odds of finding a NEW Bandido are slim to none meaning you'll have to watch the forums or Ebay for a used one.
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SpiritRelic
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[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP7T7l_XCa0&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/video]That is a hard decision.The vaquero has more raw power,the outlaw is a smooth operator. 