getting my littlew sister a md

nudels

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Jun 21, 2008
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Vantage AD-14, Tesoro Sand Shark
Maybe one with graphic target ID but nothing high end. Maybe an American Eagle HP-1030? Or a older graphic target model? My thought is the graphics part and other things would keep interest longer. But then again, if she's not techie, maybe simpler with a needle would be better? Like a HP-1016.

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Dec 28, 2007
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ace250
UTcoinshootR said:
Someone has to say it... Ace 150 or 250. Simple, light, tough.
i have the ace 250
im not big on the 150.
i think im going with ace 250 or b.h.
 

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treasureace14

treasureace14

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she likes coming with me but i dont trust her with mine. :P
 

Mirage

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Sep 16, 2005
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Whites Classic or similar. Modern technology with good old fashion simple knob controls. Don't get one with a display....will only complicate....

A Tesoro Umax is maybe a cheaper alternative...

The Ace 250 might be good if the kid was a little older.

Bob
 

EARTHLING

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Aug 17, 2008
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SHADOW x5.... GOLDTRAX... D.P. WADER.... NAUTILUS DMC II B
ace 150 or 250.... 250 would be good because kids have minds like sponges and she will learn it quick if she sticks with it
 

BamaBill

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Minelab X-terra 70, AT Pro, Tesoro Tejon, ML X-terra 50
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My son is 9 and uses a Fisher F2 and loves it. He had a Tesoro Cibola, but got tired of digging nails.
 

hollowpointred

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Mar 12, 2005
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Minelab Explorer SE/Garrett GTI 2500/ Ace 250
Michigan Badger said:
You need a tough built, simple, and very light weight machine. I'd say the Tesoro Compadre.

id go with this one.
 

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