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Simply Amazing
- Thread starter umax
- Start date
Sven
Well-known member
Only because Aussie land is mostly Minelab. Garrett and Bounty Hunter has a good following.
Tesoro like White's do not have a good distributorship in Australia.
But, the guys that own the Tesoro's find them to be excellent when hunting Aussie coins, depth and fast recovery.
From what I have read when hunting the gold fields, Tesoro's have issues. Not to say other VLF's don't have some.
The Lobo is old technology, other Tesoros don't cut it, neither do Tesoros PI.
Think the Outlaw isn't even being considered by purchasers. They like the Compadre better.
They are eagerly waiting to see how the Cazador will stack up in Aussie land.
Tesoro like White's do not have a good distributorship in Australia.
But, the guys that own the Tesoro's find them to be excellent when hunting Aussie coins, depth and fast recovery.
From what I have read when hunting the gold fields, Tesoro's have issues. Not to say other VLF's don't have some.
The Lobo is old technology, other Tesoros don't cut it, neither do Tesoros PI.
Think the Outlaw isn't even being considered by purchasers. They like the Compadre better.
They are eagerly waiting to see how the Cazador will stack up in Aussie land.