Headhunter Wader

[TXPIRATE]

I bought a Headhunter Wader seems like a good fit, Light weight. Handy. I hunt a lot of totlots and go to the beaches a couple times a year.
Well took the wader to the early childhood school playground were my granddaughter goes an the first target I dug was a 10k ring I was excited. I know that any detector could have found it but. I was very happy that the wader did.

[GibH]

Nice looking ring. Is that an opal?

[TXPIRATE]

Yes as far as I know. Not sure if its a real opel? a friend looked at it he thought it was a real opal.

[Sandman]

It is always exciting to find a ring right away no matter which detector we are swinging. You did good.

I don't think I ever had a fake opal and am not sure how to tell the difference anymore. Been a long time since I found one too.

[Smudge]

I know Detectorpro got a bad rep there for awhile. They had a waterproof detector, but not one you could take diving as advertised. It couldn't handle the pressure and leaked.

However, it is still a great detector for beach hunting and wading and land searching. It is waterproof to a depth of 6 feet, so you can drop it in the water or get caught in a rain storm and not fry the electronics.

Also, they have the best built coils I've ever seen. Hard as a rock and no coil cover needed.

I own the Wader and just ordered the Pulse as well.

Good hunting!

[Willee]

No doubt it is a real opal.
Just that there is a very wide spread in quality opals to common opals.
But gold is gold and that is a wonderful find.

Glad to hear you are happy with your detector.
Looks like it might have paid for itself.

Now sell it, trade it, or give it away, and get a quality detector while you are ahead of the game.

[Smudge]

He has a quality detector Willie.

[SvenS]

Keep on swinging it......there's more out there to find.
Probably one of the most stable, easy to use, turn on and go water detectors made.
And they are a high quality unit.
We'll never sell ours.