saamdigger
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Is the small coil for the at pro available ?
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at pro small coil
- Thread starter saamdigger
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dirtdiggersteve
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supposedly they are working this weekend on them to get them out.................I have been waiting for mine................4.5 sniper
quarterhorse
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I've had the Super Sniper 4.5 inch coil for three days now and have found over $25.00 in clad with it!!!! $16.84 the first trip out.... my all time clad daily record. 
I use it in Pro Mode, zero mainly looking for fairly recently dropped coins under a super trashy bleacher, less than 3 inches deep. SLOW sweeps ....you can watch those 50's thru 60's pull tabs identified individually on the VID, due to the speed of the AT's recovery....and then when it hits on my "PRO" a 75-76, its a 1982 or newer penny, or a VID "80" a 1982 and older penny, 81-82 dime, or my favorite 85-87, you'll audibly KNOW IT 
......90% of the coins I've found with the sniper can be located with the pro-pointer and retrieved with a quick flip of a screwdriver, then its off to the next target.
Quarter Horse
I use it in Pro Mode, zero mainly looking for fairly recently dropped coins under a super trashy bleacher, less than 3 inches deep. SLOW sweeps ....you can watch those 50's thru 60's pull tabs identified individually on the VID, due to the speed of the AT's recovery....and then when it hits on my "PRO" a 75-76, its a 1982 or newer penny, or a VID "80" a 1982 and older penny, 81-82 dime, or my favorite 85-87, you'll audibly KNOW IT ......90% of the coins I've found with the sniper can be located with the pro-pointer and retrieved with a quick flip of a screwdriver, then its off to the next target. Quarter Horse
In any case, the sniper coil sounds like it will pay for itself in short order in trashy ground.quarterhorse
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Canine:
I basically coin shoot most every day, I've found no jewelry other than kids costume jewelry that rang up as quarters..:angry:.. its been all clad with the exception of 2 wheaties, a '41 and '46, and about 5 metal toy cars and a hand full of tiny rivets that sounded off and displayed as 85. It's a very good tool to use when trashy conditions dictate, like the 20 years accumulation of pull tabs under those bleachers.
I am sure it will pay for itself many times over
I basically coin shoot most every day, I've found no jewelry other than kids costume jewelry that rang up as quarters..:angry:.. its been all clad with the exception of 2 wheaties, a '41 and '46, and about 5 metal toy cars and a hand full of tiny rivets that sounded off and displayed as 85. It's a very good tool to use when trashy conditions dictate, like the 20 years accumulation of pull tabs under those bleachers.
I am sure it will pay for itself many times over
quarterhorse
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The SUPER sniper found $13.63 today around a skateboard park, littered with pull tabs and parts off skateboards.
68 dimes .........one a 1964 silver
19 quarters
5 nickles
183 pennies one of which was a 1936 Wheat
GO "PRO"
Quarter Horse
68 dimes .........one a 1964 silver
19 quarters
5 nickles
183 pennies one of which was a 1936 Wheat
GO "PRO"
Quarter Horse
Low-Boy/LCPM
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