I thought this at 1st also until mine broke after a month & after purchasing a propointer & showing friends they also quit purchasing the harbor frieghts every other month & bought a propointerBobby S said:I don't see justifying spending that much on a pinpointer. All its meant to do is help you find a target in the ground, already picked up by the metal detector. If most of them don't even go a couple inches, why so expensive? Theres gotta be something that does just the same, but reasonable. A $130 price tag is ridiculous in my opinion
kayden said:I thought this at 1st also until mine broke after a month & after purchasing a propointer & showing friends they also quit purchasing the harbor frieghts every other month & bought a propointerBobby S said:I don't see justifying spending that much on a pinpointer. All its meant to do is help you find a target in the ground, already picked up by the metal detector. If most of them don't even go a couple inches, why so expensive? Theres gotta be something that does just the same, but reasonable. A $130 price tag is ridiculous in my opinion
You could be right However if you take this hobby serious you will own a propointer sooner or later I have read several threads on here that others wished they had purchased a propointerat 1st instead of wasting money on othersBobby S said:kayden said:I thought this at 1st also until mine broke after a month & after purchasing a propointer & showing friends they also quit purchasing the harbor frieghts every other month & bought a propointerBobby S said:I don't see justifying spending that much on a pinpointer. All its meant to do is help you find a target in the ground, already picked up by the metal detector. If most of them don't even go a couple inches, why so expensive? Theres gotta be something that does just the same, but reasonable. A $130 price tag is ridiculous in my opinion
Well I def don't want the harbor freight either, but thats a like a $110 difference between the pro pointer to work with...theres gotta be others that work well that are mid priced
kayden said:You could be right However if you take this hobby serious you will own a propointer sooner or later I have read several threads on here that others wished they had purchased a propointerat 1st instead of wasting money on othersBobby S said:kayden said:I thought this at 1st also until mine broke after a month & after purchasing a propointer & showing friends they also quit purchasing the harbor frieghts every other month & bought a propointerBobby S said:I don't see justifying spending that much on a pinpointer. All its meant to do is help you find a target in the ground, already picked up by the metal detector. If most of them don't even go a couple inches, why so expensive? Theres gotta be something that does just the same, but reasonable. A $130 price tag is ridiculous in my opinion
Well I def don't want the harbor freight either, but thats a like a $110 difference between the pro pointer to work with...theres gotta be others that work well that are mid priced
You have a Hf & a propointer & actually think they are equal ...Come on are you serious?iCandy said:I agree with Frank, listen to him, he is very wise & knows what he's talking about. I have a pro pointer, & a HF.....& the only reason Im on my second HB is because it's the one I use, & left it at my last detecting location. Quite frankly, I think it has better depth perception. And as said before, if you've spent $ on a good detector, don't waste anymore on a expensive pinpointer. You could buy about 8 HF's for what the Garrett goes for. And with every device made by machine or man, there's always a chance of malfunction or mistake....just as there is with the Garrett. But to date, my HB works just fine...& is just as good as the pro!!
Bobby S said:So I never owned a pinpointer before and figured I could use one so I dont have to end up digging huge holes. It would be something I could ask for for christmas. What pinpointer is good for around $70-80
Hello fellow Vancouverite!!!!Chug and Red said:Bobby S said:So I never owned a pinpointer before and figured I could use one so I dont have to end up digging huge holes. It would be something I could ask for for christmas. What pinpointer is good for around $70-80
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