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Sea hunter mark ll
- Thread starter jimmy jam
- Start date
vlad
Well-known member
A P.I. is great in salt & bad ground, but you know the problems with hairpins and foil and trash-many relic sites are iron saturated too.
You have nails, pewter, lead bird shot, and scrap of every size. What are you hunting, and how much time do you have?
There may be better choices, but the Sea Hunter will certainly find things.
You have nails, pewter, lead bird shot, and scrap of every size. What are you hunting, and how much time do you have?
There may be better choices, but the Sea Hunter will certainly find things.
I have used the Infinium and the ATX for several relic hunts. I used them in hunted out spots or spots well off the beaten track. I don't see why the Mark II wouldn't also do well, especially if you are hunting in highly mineralized soils.
Leslie(nova scotia)
Well-known member
A good water machine for the salt and wet sand. As for relic.....can't help as I never have used it for such!