New detector

[crssedup]

Well I moved up to a new detector. I got a bounty hunter 3300. Anybody have any tips or things to watch for?

 

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[Skippy SH13]

I've not used the bounty hunter series... Curious why you went with the 3300...was it because you had a bounty hunter model of a lower design?

Skippy

 

[Loco-Digger]

I used a Fisher F4 for the better part of 2014. It is similar to the BH 3300. I am a coin shooter and normally discriminated all but dimes on up and would noramlly notch out for nickles. The hardest thing for me to master was to manually ground balance.
I believe you will enjoy the BH 3300. One of the features that pushed me towards the Fisher F4 was the choice of search coils. Both the 3300 and F4 have a fast recovery time. Make sure to cover the control housing with plastic if you detect in the rain.

 

[mikeraydj]

Bounty Hunters are no slouch. I started with a Quick Draw 2. I found enough clad in the first 3 months to pay for my upgrade to a F2.

 

[crssedup]

Yeah im pretty happy with it so far. I decided to stay with the BH line because i did have some good luck with the 1100. The pin pointer works good and the discrimination is pretty impressive. I tossed a handful of clad into my yard just to see how it worked and it was spot on. So now its time to do some local seaches and hopefully some good things will show up. Thanks and happy hunting

 

[SouthFLdigger]

The BH Discovery 3300 is a good metal detector and does 8-9 inches easily on a quarter. I have seen someone here in South FL using it with a magnum coil at beach (dry sand) with very good success.

 

[crssedup]

Sounds like it's time for the beaches again. Rain rain go away