Shopping for a new toy

danny boy

Tenderfoot
Apr 29, 2007
5
0
I'm fairly new to the hobby and have only been out less than 10 times in the past 3 years. I havent found a heck of alot except clad and a few random knick knacks. I currently have a cheap bounty hunter and am looking to upgrade to something more serious. I live in western washington and would mostly like to coinshoot and relic hunt. I would like to spend up to $500, but just like anyone else, I want to get my money's worth. Any suggestions on what to get? Also, do most detectors break down for storage or packing? I do some hiking and would like to be able to pack it easily. Thanks
 

shadow0966

Full Member
Sep 20, 2006
128
2
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Detector(s) used
Whites DFX300,Tesoro Tejon
I have a ace 250 right now but I plan on getting a tesoro cibola($425) or vaquero($525) tesoro's also have a lifetime warranty and they are light weight & go DEEP,
 

TonyinCT

Sr. Member
Mar 14, 2006
455
2
Granby, CT
Shadow picked two good ones. The discount prices on the Cibola are 340 and the Vaquero is 420. The Fisher ID Excel is also a good detector for under 500.
 

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