Sand Shark 10.5" or 8"
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FloridaBill
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Re: Sand Shark 10.5" or 8"
You always want big for the beach that scoop is awesome and practice will make perfect on the pin point good luck
You always want big for the beach that scoop is awesome and practice will make perfect on the pin point good luck
Tony in FL
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Re: Sand Shark 10.5" or 8"
I have a Nutall scoop that I like. While I don't have a Sand Shark I do have an Excal 2 (10 inch coil) and Dual Field (12 inch coil) - personally I would go with the larger coil myself if I were buying a Sand Shark.
I have a Nutall scoop that I like. While I don't have a Sand Shark I do have an Excal 2 (10 inch coil) and Dual Field (12 inch coil) - personally I would go with the larger coil myself if I were buying a Sand Shark.
Sandman
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- Excal 1000, Excal II, Sovereign GT, CZ-20, Tiger Shark, Tejon, GTI 1500, Surfmaster Pulse, CZ6a, DFX, AT PRO, Fisher 1235, Surf PI Pro, 1280-X, many more because I enjoy learning them. New Garrett Ca
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Re: Sand Shark 10.5" or 8"
The larger coil for the PI is better than the smaller one and there is no need to pinpoint really. It is simple to nail it down the target by just raising the coil higher off the bottom.
The larger coil for the PI is better than the smaller one and there is no need to pinpoint really. It is simple to nail it down the target by just raising the coil higher off the bottom.
