Garrett Sniper coil

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I had a Garrett sniper coil for my AT Pro, but never found squat with it. I thought it would help me to pick out non-ferrous targets in between all the nails at cellar holes. I did find a few small flat buttons with it, but no coins.

Two issues with it. One, it's very small, so it takes time to cover any ground. Two, it doesn't seem to go very deep. I would say maybe 4 inches or so. I eventually sold mine, but you may have better luck. The spots I checked were cellar holes I had detected to death, so maybe that's why I never found any coins with it. Definitely worth a shot, though. You might find a trime in all those nails! Good luck!
 

I had a Garrett sniper coil for my AT Pro, but never found squat with it. I thought it would help me to pick out non-ferrous targets in between all the nails at cellar holes. I did find a few small flat buttons with it, but no coins.

Two issues with it. One, it's very small, so it takes time to cover any ground. Two, it doesn't seem to go very deep. I would say maybe 4 inches or so. I eventually sold mine, but you may have better luck. The spots I checked were cellar holes I had detected to death, so maybe that's why I never found any coins with it. Definitely worth a shot, though. You might find a trime in all those nails! Good luck!
Thanks for your reply. I’ll give it shot. Not real into coins. Mostly relics etc
 

I love mine, but yes it does take more time to cover ground, Also the beam it projects into the ground is smaller but that is what makes it good for getting in between other items. Plus you can get up closer to metal poles and such. I have never really had a depth issue but maybe that is too personal. LOL
 

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