Texadillo....I don't rely on TID, just an option that is handy sometimes to ID empty .22 rimfire shells. I hunt a lot of old houses and abandoned one room school houses, torn down old churches etc. and I'll be darned if every kid didn't have a .22 rifle in those days. It gets overwhelming in some places, easy to ID on the Toltec 100... the needle doesn't even move on the meter and it saves my back.
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Outlaw or TID unit
- Thread starter Kapok
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cladcanada
Member
If you looking for a screen machine , I'd check out other machines than the at pro, I have used it and found the target separation poor. I did try other modes and settings.that long bell tone is a deal breaker for me. I'd check out the fors core. .....but I don't think that you're missing much using the Tesoro
Randy I can certainly see how a visual unit could help while hunting areas like you mention... infested with pesky targets of the same type. I really hate to use any discrimination while hunting so usually I'll try to find a bit cleaner ground so I can enjoy my day
Ha! Also wanted to say I agree with you about some of those "Old Dinosaurs"
Randy
Ha! Also wanted to say I agree with you about some of those "Old Dinosaurs"Randy
Kapok
Active member
I honestly think a lot of my problems with the Outlaw are related to that crazy Retune button and the half-down/all-the-way down and no-motion all metal mode. I've read that pressing the Retune button when you're close to metal (or over a target) kills your depth because you're detuning to the nearby metal. Wuh??? That's a head-scratcher... If that's the case, I just may not be intelligent enough to use this unit.
Off topic, but I was just re-reading the user manual on Tesoro.com to double-check and I was surprised at the typos and poor punctuation. This one is my favorite: "Fied Use". I assume they meant "Field".
Off topic, but I was just re-reading the user manual on Tesoro.com to double-check and I was surprised at the typos and poor punctuation. This one is my favorite: "Fied Use". I assume they meant "Field".
the red button was a great idea that didn't work 
detune is to zero in on a target when pin pointing, I don't use it to pin point don't think I use any pin point button on a Tesoro.
just use the red button when changing coils to reset the electronics hold the coil in the air after GB etc. and push it all the way in , then only use if you want to nuke Russia or well who ever
AJ
detune is to zero in on a target when pin pointing, I don't use it to pin point don't think I use any pin point button on a Tesoro.just use the red button when changing coils to reset the electronics hold the coil in the air after GB etc. and push it all the way in , then only use if you want to nuke Russia or well who ever
AJ
