Deepest on lead?

[SWMO Mark]

I know most people on here are primarily coin hunters. I was hopeing someone could tell me if there is any difference in depth on lead bullets, ex. Civil war 56 cal. minie ball. between the Exp 2, Exp SE or E-trac. They are really trying to push the Fisher LTD as the deepest relic detector in mineralized ground. Still waiting for someone to prove its the best. For now, I will keep useing my Exterra 705 for relics until someone shows me something deeper. Anyone done any relic hunting with any of the top end Minelabs? Thanks, Mark

 

[ngrelic]

I've been learning my SE since June and am about to hit the woods with it. So far I've dug a few minnie balls that were 10+ inches while trying to figure out the best settings. When I find what works best for me in the area I hunt I think it will be very deep. I used a Safari and the xterra 50 with 10.5" coil last winter, both were very deep on bullets, dug a few that were 12 inches. Your 705 with a 10.5 med freq coil should keep up with anything out there and out hunt most, in my opinion. I've compared signals with a F75, DFX, MXT, and xterra 70 and while all read the deep stuff I believe the SE got the better signal (to my ears anyway). I find the Fishers to be too chattery for me and I have a hard time picking out the deep signals. All of this is just my opinion of course.

 

[DrBobinMO]

Hey Mark. I dug a .69 cal minie ball out of a park here a while bak at a measured 11 inches. Dug quite a few others that easily went 9 inches or more. sound can be a little iffy on some a cursor will bounce all over from left to right but once you learn it, you can find them as you have seen me do in the parks here lately.

 

[NealNoIN]

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