Anyone have a Quattro that they relic hunt with. Just bought a Qauttro will be here Friday. Was wondering the imput on the machine used for mainly Relic Hunting and Coin Shooting. Can anyone take a second and offer me the results they have had useing this machine for this. I want the good bad and ugly if presentable. Thanks,Jerry
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Qauttro used for Relic Hunting?
- Thread starter jdk426
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Angela (Australia)
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Hello Jerry, I answered your previous post with a few pics!
HH Angela
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Mike (Virginia Beach)
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The Quattro has great depth on relics. I dug many a button and bullet with it at depths that were ridiculous. I had a few that my buddy tried his CZ-7a Pro on and got NO SIGNAL at all (nothing notched out). I pulled up a 2-ringer pistol round from about a foot deep, put it back in the hole and he had no signal. The Quattro was hitting it fine. I have a CZ-70, Explorer II, and Excal. I hunt the beach with the Excal, land hunt with the Explorer II, and have the CZ-70 (used to be my main machine) as a backup. The Quattro is deeper on the beach than the Excal, the CZ, or the Explorer II. On land it's tied with the Explorer II and deeper than the CZ.
Tony from Tidewater
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