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Getting a Nel Sharpshooter coil...

I have the Sharpshooter coil on my F75 and My F19. I really do like this coil! It is big enough for a large field and small enough for a tot lot. Separation is great, depth for me is not that important as I hunt newer, trashy parks, but depth does seem good. Pinpointing is a breeze by wiggling the coil over the target while slowly bringing the coil backwards and as soon as the target disappears, the target will be right in the center of the very front of the coil. The best thing is the coil seems to handle emi better than the stock coils on the F75. The F19 is a very quiet detector, even with the stock coil, but the Sharpshooter has not been removed since I first put it on. I have 3 factory coils for the F75 and they sit in the corner, gathering dust. Yes, I love the Sharpshooter coils!
 
Can Not beat the Sharpshooter for Coin & Jewelry, sensitive to small Targets, Also you still get good Ground coverage and Pinpoints great also.
 
The NEL coil ROCKS - put mine on the F75 about 2 years ago and it never came off - it acts like a big coil and sharpshooter - it's also lighter than the stock coil so you need to learn a new swing - I'm glad that so many have been expressing their thoughts for "the man" that continuously teaches us about our own machines... glad we can give back!!!! I'm keeping my other coils only for backups just in case the NEL breaks in my many travels.
 
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