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Sun Ray loops

Gary in ca

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Hi folks,newby to forum. I just got a new CZ3d with 8"stock loop and have not used it yet, whatcha think about using Sun Ray 12 1/2" loop on it. I also have CZ20 w/8" but can't change that cause it's hardwired and may leak and void the life-time warranty. But I'd really like to try a large loop on the land machine, bet it goes deep huh? Thanks for your response.Hope its not too long.. HH gary in ca.
 
but that's just me. Money must be burnin' a hole in your pocket! Anyhow, depends on where you hunt. If you're hunting in the woods or plowed fields, etc... (the recommended pre-1950 sites for this machine) I would consider the bigger coil. If you're doing parks and schools and trashy sites, you're gonna want a SMALLER coil, or the 8" stock for best performance. I think the 8" coil is damn fine. Fisher really selected the best size coil for all types of hunting with the 8".

I'm just imagining a 12" coil on the 3D in enhanced mode at a trashy modern park... it would make you nuts... signals everywhere, you'd just be overloaded, and I doubt you'd be able to find much.
 
Re: Sun Ray Loops, thanks allhuntedout for the response, yeah I do think the 8" coil is all I need for now. HH Gary in ca.
 
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