Thinking about a new detector Help needed

[nail finder]

Having a major dilemma here. I have and CZ70 Pro and bought it new and used it for some time now and enjoyed it. Also this detector has a lifetime warranty to me since I am the original owner which may be priceless if ever needed. Also I was wondering if it did go bad what would Fisher do since they don

 

[jyt2017]

This is more of "in the water" sub forum. So I only know underwater machines. I pwn a fisher 1280, bhid [not the 300] and an excal II.

Narrow down what you want to hunt. Land or water. And go from there. Mostly land, I cant help. Others will. Water. All three of the above machines have found me stuff. The 1280 has an affinity for silver for some reason. My primary machine is the excal II. I love it. And the backup id machin is the beach hunter.

If I were to buy a new machine. I would go with another excal. Thats just me. My second pick, would be the cz21. Thats fishers saltwater machine.

Take your time with before you pick. Don't forget about the other manufacturers. Like Tesoro. They have good machines with good warranties.

Hope this helps. HH an GL. -Joe

 

[hunt2day]

I hunt on the beaches on the central, south park of Florida and recently bought a Tesoro Sand Shark. I find it to be very stable on the dry, wet sand and in the water. Of course as with any PI machine you dig everything as you have no discrimination. I usually dig everything anyway as I don't want to miss any gold. I am very happy with it and it also has a lifetime warranty. The folks at Tesoro are very consumer friendly.

 

[Merlin cadogan]

I have an explorer SE which is great for the beach. I also have an old whites surf master 2. I used this machine with great success on land and also wading. I have just bought a boat and plan to do some underwater searching. I dream of getting an Excalibur, I think this machine would do all I need and it sounds Like it might be good for you too. It depends on if you are thinking of going underwater I guess... Good luck
Merlin