CZ-21 Coils

Smudge

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Jul 9, 2010
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Central Florida
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A Propointer tied to a stick
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Metal Detecting
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MBbeachrat

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Apr 1, 2011
361
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Melbourne Beach and Bethany Beach-- Snow Bird
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CZ 21, Whites DF PI, Excalibur II, CTX 3030
I have both. 8" in the surf for sure. Depth difference not much difference between the two. 10" covers more ground but not in the surf. 8" picks up smaller items. 10" can be hard to pinpoint. Felix at Fisher tells me most like the 8" best. You probably can swing the 8" quicker also?
 

Can Slaw

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Nov 20, 2007
461
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So Gulf Coast, FL
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Excalibur, CZ-21 Sov. GT, Sea Hunter MK II, CZ-6a, Troy X5, MXT, Ace 250
Primary Interest:
Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
You are right on both counts. It will depend on what type of hunting you will do most. If you will be hunting beaches that get small troughs or that are very trashy, the 8 inch is the right coil to use. If you will be hunting open water that gets very few troughs or is not trashy, then the 10 in. is perfect. I don't see much difference in pin pointing between the 2 coils.
 

OBN

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Dec 30, 2008
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Maryland Waters
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"Excalibur"..
"AQ" Impulse
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Other
I agree with the above...........
Got eights on my excaliburs and my CZ...sure looks small compared to the rest..but when the days are over and the end of year total comes down..the eight's count is equal to the Big Boys.....
 

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