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CX II
- Thread starter ronburton
- Start date
Uncle Willy
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Hear what?
Bill
Bill
I've had one since the early nineties. It's in storage at one of our rent houses because of limited space in our RV. It's a really good machine. I like it. It's just not one of my favorites, but it's a good machine. Accurate analog target ID. True all metal mode with auto ground balance or manual. Dual range discrimination. Really good machine. Takes several different search coils including depth multiplier. I've got my original Grand Master Hunter on the road 'cause I enjoy swingin' it from time to time. Feel free to ask for advice. Happy Hunting!
Uncle Willy
New member
Sorry I took so long to get to this. The MH is a good machine, light and well balanced. Be sure and get the armrest for it if it doesn't have one. Makes a world of difference. Not one of my favorites for coinshooting due to the short, narrow, target response with the Crossfire coil but most folks that have one are quite happy with it.
Bill
Bill