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- Thread starter coindgr
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silversmith
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If you ever give up and buy a Garrett Propointer, you won't care if they make one or not! 
Monkeywrangler22
New member
Yeah, I will second the recommendation of the Garrett propointer!
amcjavelin
Active member
at least thats the only thing garrett got going for it, oh did i say that ha ha ha ha!
That little Pro Pointer is the BEST thing Garrett ever did!!!---And that little mamma is goooood (and durable)!!!!---Best hand held pinpointer on the market (IMHO)).----I have Ralphs (Sunray) in-line probes on my detectors also (that will accept them) & they to are excellent.----To my knowledge, Sunray has no plans of producing in-line probes for Tesoros.----They are such great, light little machines, not sure I would want the added weight of an in-line probe on a Tesoro anyhow (again, only my opinion). 
---------Have a good 'un, DelI saw this:
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?11,836929
and I am hoping to get one for my birthday. Haven't used the Pro Pointer, but by many reports it is pretty good.
I agree with D&P-OR about the Tesoro's being "such great, light little machines" that I'm not sure I would ever add an in-line probe to one.
tvr
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?11,836929
and I am hoping to get one for my birthday. Haven't used the Pro Pointer, but by many reports it is pretty good.
I agree with D&P-OR about the Tesoro's being "such great, light little machines" that I'm not sure I would ever add an in-line probe to one.
tvr
vwmanxster
New member
I had a Garret Pro-pointer first and sold it to buy the pistol probe, worse mistake I ever made. The Pistol Probe is too powerful, it is too hard to pinpoint anything in the hole because it starts beeping when you get near the rim of the hole and you cannot isolate anything with it. Of course they say turn down the sensitivity, well even all the way down it is just too much. Next it has a tiny speaker and no vibration mode to it so if you are wearing headphones you have to take them off and listen for the beep. Finally it is way too big for any practical use, I sold it and bought another Garrett and it cannot be beaten IMHO. It beeps loud, it vibrates and it has excellent depth and you can actually isolate a target in the hole. Just a recommendation