Tot Lot Bandit
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but it seems there are a lot of used ones on flebay and I have seen some ending prices in the $200 range. Guess I will just keep it. Garrett needs something new now.
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Thought about selling my At Pro
- Thread starter Tot Lot Bandit
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Odanscoils
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WoW. That's crazy.
I'd give it to a needy nuby before I'd sell it that cheap.
I'd give it to a needy nuby before I'd sell it that cheap.
JimmyCT
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It’s a great machine and has found me many nice bucket listers.
I did finally let mine go when I purchased the Nox 900. I do believe, though, that the A T Pro is one of the best all around detectors we've had available to us. Not a depth demon, but more then adequate, good in trash and good at finding both relics's and coins and waterproof and not to shabby as a beach hunter. Darn good detector! HH jim tn
Why sell it you like it? I keep older outdated detectors that I like. There's lotsa love for the ATs (not my choice). I always thought they were over priced when they came out and absolutely ridiculous now if buying new. I wouldn't recommend a used one to anyone at $200+ but everything is worth what people are willing to pay.
Just because one likes a detector doesn't mean he will use it if using something better. No reason to have it if just setting in the corner. To each his own on prices and various detector likes. I do know if one doesn't give a detector more then a few token hours, one can never learn how good or bad it actually might be. HH jim tn
Yes Jim I agree. Everyone's situation is different, I'm only giving my thoughts. I don't collect things myself but a person may want a familiar detector as a backup, a loaner or even a detector for certain situations like tot-lots, beach, leave in truck etc. I own and appreciate many detectors, some that are low performing compared to others but are fun to use for example. It sounds like the OP, you, as well as many others like the AT. I only gave my thoughts from regretfully selling extras items that work well for 'little' money. My recommendations are different depending based on the person. I know the AT as well as many other detectors work fine. My opinion performance wise is based on hunting for years with 2 others that used them (1 still) and comparing signals and what's available now for the money. I always say if something works well for you then you don't always need to change it. If you seen my trucks and boats that would be obvious. 😄
Wasn't challenging your reasoning, MuddyMo, as know everyone's situation is different and ultimately reasons for doing certain things. The A T Pro was never my main swing, used them when swinging F 75's as my go to detector. Used one enough, though, to know I liked it and found a fair amount of silver with it. Anyway, my backups today are a F 75 and a Nox 600. Each of which, sees little to no action. HH jim tn
Backups I need a bunch to play with!
