is this better than the ace 250 mainly for beach hunting gold and coins
2067779
I've never used an Ace 250 but this I can say for sure about the Fisher F2: if I went to the beach with it, I would not expect to find pennies or dimes deeper than 3". Nickels, quarters and half dollars you can probably add an extra 1". Same with jewelry: 4" to 4 1/2" is probably the max depth. Hope this helps.
2067780
Both of these machines will be suited for dry sand salt beach detecting. I prefer the F2 but i think you would do just as well with either.
2067781
I would say the ace is better for depth, but on the beach the pinpointer of the f2 is a better advantage.
1895099
I'd suggest you buy the one with coins already. It might be more expensive but saves time.
2098923
If you order a kit yes. The best deal is the detector, bag, treasure pouch & trenching tool. Great machines, I love mine. Oh be sure to buy a pin pointer as it will make your life much easier.
2203042
Depends on the individual needs. The gold version has much more storage and table space. I looked at both at a Home Depot before I bought mine.
719637
I bought this unit as a present for my granddaughter, I don't remember the particular feature you're asking about, but I can tell you that this unit operated by a 10 year old, was able to fing metal objects, including coins in a State Park on it's first and second times out. It's a decent unit and probably an excellent one for the price.
2102636
MSP, multi stroke pneumatic.. 2-8 pumps i mostly plink and pest with only 4 out to 20yards. After that you need more pumps. Dont be lazy and get a co2 air rifle. This is a beast, keep sending them back until you get a good one. If you dooooo, go co2 the heritage 2260 isnt bad for the price. Crosman has them for 125 so a little cheaper than the 392. If your in a cold region you gotta go with 392.
364839
I have just started with the Bushmaster .223. I bought the LULA right away, works great. I just bought some ammo with the stripper clips and I have to say the LULA is better for me. I can load rounds pretty fast with the LULA. The stripper clips are fast once you get that tab pushed out, but it can be difficult to push and you can get jabbed if not too careful. Worked with the stock bushmaster mag and some magpul pmags.
3052
Yes but it is not as good as other less expensive models.I really prefer maker" bounty hunter"...that will work better..learn curve easier..user friendly..good luck sorry about your loss
2177394
The Benjamin Trail is rated as possessing a heavy recoil making it a bit tough on scopes, but once you put good quality glass on the Benjamin Trail XL you will see immediately that it is a very accurate performer. I like to shoot a gun that puts the projectile where I want each and every time, the Trail XL possesses that trait in spades. The Trail that I own was shooting 3/4 inch groups at 45 yards before the Center Point scope gave out. I currently have a Hawke Scope mounted on the gun and my groups have now shrunk to 1/2 inch groups at the same distance. If you like to shoot from a rest, I have found that the Trail XL is very forgiving as compared to other piston-spring rifles and will shoot nice tight groups from the bench...it will take some getting used to the trigger though. Stock out of the box the gun was shooting a 14.3 grain lead projectile at 980 fps. After a bit over 200 shots, it has since settled down to 930 fps with very little variance in velocity shot to shot. Cocking the gun takes ~44 lbs to 47 lbs of force...not a gun for a LONG Day of continuous plinking. It is a heavy gun and Crosman has seen fit to discontinue the shoulder-strap, so that will be an extra purchase that you will need to make if you choose to lug it into the field.
1217107
Sorry I have no experience with finding small gold with the etrac. I do not live near natural gold deposits or beach areas. In air tests, it will detect gold jewelry at similar distances as it does coins. I would check out YouTube or the forums.
1841398
I bought this for my 12yr. old grandson for his birthday. He had mentioned he would like one for the beach etc, so i spent time looking and decided on the quick silver, and it was a great choice, he loved it and is still using it every time he can. I would recommend it!!
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Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish with it. (Target, small varmints, chasing away mid size game from stealing chickens in your coup.) Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish... » Read More Not apples to oranges... Its the kind of small game you want to hunt or the target your after (any other hunters correct me...) Technically, the .22 shoots SLOWER than the .177 I believe, but, has more stopping power. Then again, you might penetrate better with the .177. I like the .22 for the durability and overall enjoyment, though some people like shooting a smaller round. And remember.....THIS IS A SIMPLE 10 PUMP PELLET GUN! Your not buying a desert eagle, you buying a decent inexpensive pellet pistol. Its plenty of power though (the .22 or the .177) for anything you want to accomplish with it. (Target, small varmints, chasing away mid size game from stealing chickens in your coup.) « Show Less
2115330
Yes, to compare its less reponsive than the turbo bee, viper,or tigershark. But more responsive than the ooch, or the glide.its not good for non responsive tricks like kwijibo or plastic whip.
1492684
We have had absolutely no problem with our wonder wheeler. We have only 50 to 75 yards of paving to pull before the beach. We have seen very little road wear. It pulls quite well on sand and would probably pull better with larger tires. All n all the Wonder Wheeler is worth the money. Hope this has been helpful. Bill
2168729
Not being a golfer i couldn't say for sure. I'm not certain what the differences might be. However, this is a very good range finder for the cost. It's easy to use and does a good job.
1511753
I have the Bob and it has been great on the beach. The large wheels are what really make a difference.
2077731
Both work great. Both have paid for there selfs a few times. But FYI some places have metal water pipes in the ground. The pin pointer will miss lead you as the bounty hunter may read it as scrap