Hi, new to the forum, the title says it all. I have to sell one or the other. I love both. The biggest thing I like about the Quattro, is I can accept or reject individual targets. The Fisher only reject in blocks. But, when the day is over, the Fisher will have found as much. This may sound like a small thing, but the Fisher has a light. After dinner, when the dishes are done is a great time to run out for an hour or so. The light is very helpful in these conditions, especially with these displays. I don't know!!!!! Any advise would be very helpful.
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Quattro or CZ-70? I can only keep one. Help!
- Thread starter Kidd
- Start date
It would be an easy choice for me. I would go with the CZ70 for all the reasons you mentioned but I am a Fisher guy my self. Also if you got the CZ70 new in the last couple of years the Fisher lifetime warranty to the original owner is nice.I just bought a Quattro -- it matters not to me which one you keep,
but I wouldn't let darkness keep me from selecting the Q. I'd
suggest a head lamp. If you're going to hunt after dark, you need
a flashlight anyway. So, get one of these. They run about $25.
When you hear a target, just glance at the panel and you can see it
very clearly. I hope this doesn't make your decision tougher.
but I wouldn't let darkness keep me from selecting the Q. I'd
suggest a head lamp. If you're going to hunt after dark, you need
a flashlight anyway. So, get one of these. They run about $25.
When you hear a target, just glance at the panel and you can see it
very clearly. I hope this doesn't make your decision tougher.