Question about garrett hand held pinpointers
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it works fine on any beach,salt or not.in fact it is perfect for wet salt sand or shallow diving
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Question: Why do you want a pinpointer for the beach? SANDSCOOP. You need a sandscoop, not a pinpointer.
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A pin pointer is great but what Terry says is true.The sand will keep falling back in whatever hole you dig so a scoop is definitely a must have.
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It's not for finding the target in the hole, it helps if you are trying to find the target in sand or mud you have dumped out of your scoop.
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