Your so sensitive,

Hobojo

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A few months back in December, I found what was probably the find of my metal detecting lifetime. It was a 1.3 ounce 14k gold class ring from the US naval academy. It was found with my Outlaw near a ball field in sunny So Cal. The Outlaw gave me a max sig, with a nice "smooooth" tone that said dig me! I was shocked and amazed!
Well the Outlaw has amazed me again.
In So Cal we live in a new world, most of the towns are just not that old, so the old finds are far and few in-between. What we do have is lots of sun and seemingly endless parks, schools and beaches.
The Outlaw is a perfect machine for this type of environment, its stable fast and has an extended disc that will allow you to rid yourself of all the junk that is prone in the areas that I work in. YES its not a depth king BUT in a new area like So Cal you don't need depth , you need sensitivity and speed and thats what you get with the Outlaw. This past weekend I was able to pick two very small silver items that the machine said dig.There was a nice smooth tone with a hint of faintness to it that gave me that feeling there just might be something good down there. The depth of the two items was between 4"and 5" in hard pack bone dry clay ( we are in a 1200 year drought ). One was a small .925 heart the other a small .925 clasp. Both disc'd out some where past Zinc. I was pleasantly surprised by the size of the objects and the ability of the Outlaw to find such small silver items. Ok, yeah! call me easy to "please" but down here in So Cal beggars cant be picky. image.jpg
With small finds like these there's hope that someday there will be another find of a lifetime in the next hole!
HH.
 

bigfoot1

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atomicscott

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Current: Nokta Makro Simplex+, Teknetics Patriot, Fisher Gold Bug (original), GP Pinpointer (Garrett Clone) Lesche. Owned: Omega 8000, Minelab X-Terra 505, Fisher F2, Tesoro Vaquero, & Compadre, Whit
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A few months back in December, I found what was probably the find of my metal detecting lifetime. It was a 1.3 ounce 14k gold class ring from the US naval academy. It was found with my Outlaw near a ball field in sunny So Cal. The Outlaw gave me a max sig, with a nice "smooooth" tone that said dig me! I was shocked and amazed!
Well the Outlaw has amazed me again.
In So Cal we live in a new world, most of the towns are just not that old, so the old finds are far and few in-between. What we do have is lots of sun and seemingly endless parks, schools and beaches.
The Outlaw is a perfect machine for this type of environment, its stable fast and has an extended disc that will allow you to rid yourself of all the junk that is prone in the areas that I work in. YES its not a depth king BUT in a new area like So Cal you don't need depth , you need sensitivity and speed and thats what you get with the Outlaw. This past weekend I was able to pick two very small silver items that the machine said dig.There was a nice smooth tone with a hint of faintness to it that gave me that feeling there just might be something good down there. The depth of the two items was between 4"and 5" in hard pack bone dry clay ( we are in a 1200 year drought ). One was a small .925 heart the other a small .925 clasp. Both disc'd out some where past Zinc. I was pleasantly surprised by the size of the objects and the ability of the Outlaw to find such small silver items. Ok, yeah! call me easy to "please" but down here in So Cal beggars cant be picky. <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1165821"/>
With small finds like these there's hope that someday there will be another find of a lifetime in the next hole!
HH.

Don't need depth in SoCal? I find many MODERN CLAD coins at 8- 10" here in SoCal. Why would you be under the impression you don't need depth? The towns near me were founded in the 1870's & coins can sink pretty good over 100+ years.
 

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Hobojo

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South Orange County CA
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Minelab Xterra 705, Minelab Safari.
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All Treasure Hunting
Well Im glad you pointed that out. The Tesoro Vaquero is the perfect machine for the deeper stuff! I just dont care for the tone that much. Quack, quack.
 

atomicscott

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Current: Nokta Makro Simplex+, Teknetics Patriot, Fisher Gold Bug (original), GP Pinpointer (Garrett Clone) Lesche. Owned: Omega 8000, Minelab X-Terra 505, Fisher F2, Tesoro Vaquero, & Compadre, Whit
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Well Im glad you pointed that out. The Tesoro Vaquero is the perfect machine for the deeper stuff! I just dont care for the tone that much. Quack, quack.

I hear ya. It got old listening that Vaquero (or any single tone, IMO) after awhile.
 

Terry Soloman

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What percentage of your coin finds are deeper than 7"-8"? The dirty little secret in metal detecting is that 97-percent of all finds are no deeper than 6"...

Just saying.
 

atomicscott

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Aug 18, 2011
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Riverside CA
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Current: Nokta Makro Simplex+, Teknetics Patriot, Fisher Gold Bug (original), GP Pinpointer (Garrett Clone) Lesche. Owned: Omega 8000, Minelab X-Terra 505, Fisher F2, Tesoro Vaquero, & Compadre, Whit
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
What percentage of your coin finds are deeper than 7"-8"? The dirty little secret in metal detecting is that 97-percent of all finds are no deeper than 6"...

Just saying.

Not a huge percentage, but it is nice to know I can find them at those depths if needed.
 

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