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Ordered an M-6 Thursday.Looking forward to using it.

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I've been using a couple of CZ's a 70 and a 3D.Didn't like the 3D so I traded it in on a M-6.I really am addicted to coin hunting and I thought this might be a fun coinshooter.I'll get a small coil for it soon.Found a 1918 Walking Liberty Half,2 Rosies,2 old nickels and 4 wheaties at a new spot this afternoon.I haven't even scratched the surface of all there is to detect at this spot.Can hardly wait to use the M-6 there.I downloaded the manual and read it several times.I'll post on how the "get acquainted" sessions with the M-6 go.Bill
 
I took a guy hunting this afternoon to a little known old park.He found a 1902 Indian Head penny in excellent shape there with his M-6.I can't wait to get mine.Bill
 
I have an M6 with standard coil(950) 6x10 DD and 8x14DD it's a nice machine.
DD are a little hard pinpointing..Time should cure that problem though... Good luck with you M6
 
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