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coinstrike..vs.cz5???

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Have a cz 5 ,getting a coinstrike. Any info would be appreciated. Land hunting for coins only. No relic hunting due to living in indiana. How will the coinstrike compare to my cz5? I am keeping my cz 5....thanks,sonny
 
Expect a learning period with the Coinstrike and going to the Coinstrike classroom will help in my neck of the woods not as deep as a CZ, but works better in trash and specific digital numbers ID targets better..
 
Sonny,
Throw out every preconceived thought about the CoinStrike is the first advice I would give you. The CoinStrike is a different beast compared to your CZ-5. Most people can expect to put in 40 hours before they start understanding the Coin$trike well. Which is deeper seems to vary from area to area. My CZ-3D is deeper that my CoinStrike was. I've heard it the other way around too. Be patient. Good Luck!
-Bill
 
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