First Products Bounty Hunter Detector

Bounty Hunter Prospector metal detector is one of the most promising merchandise today. It's somewhat easy to use with lots of utile features that beginners and experts could in truth be grateful for it is presence. Compared to other cheap products, Bounty Hunter Prospector metal detector offers high-quality performance, but at a customer-friendly price. Bounty Hunter Prospector metal detector has three kinds of modes: all metal, tone, and full discriminate. With just these modes, you could already commence treasure hunting at any time with no high-level experience needed. The all metal mode is in general preferent for gold prospecting, relic hunting, and other wide intents because of it is deep detection capabilities. Its automati ground balancing and fine tuning features are all percentage of the practicality of the Prospector. There are no elaborated settings or tiresome keypad controls - just 2 operation knobs and a mode toggle switch. Anyway, the Prospector has an automati ground balancing capability, so you may nearly operate it on any types of terrain levels. It may even detect in heavy solid homogeneous inorgani substance deposited soils and high trash areas without hassles. Part of the basi goal of almost all novice hobbyists is to be intimate on how their metal detectors behave, like the dissimilar audio responses or display screen results, when detecting dissimilar metallic objects,. The Prospector makes it requiring little effort for beginners to do that through it is distinctive audio tone responses. You fundamentally just have to memorize what a low tone, no tone, high tone, or broken tone means. For example, if you receive a broken tone response, it's in all likelihood just scraps. But if it is a regular low-tone response, your metal detector could either be detecting gold or nickel objects (definitely worth digging). When operating this metal detector, don't forget to do a ceaseless sweeping motion, from side to side, so that the search coil could give more crisp signals and to detect properly. If you receive irregular signals when you're searching, you might be near magnetic fields or electric power lines. You'll just have to readjust your sensitivity settings to solve this problem or keep away from these areas. The price tag for this Bounty Hunter detector is someplace around $150 or higher. It's not genuinely that easy to find online. You'll in all probability have to look this up through your local dealers. But you may likewise try browsing through dissimilar online listing or auction sites, such as Amazon, Kellyco, eBay, or Nextag. Overall, the Prospector is a finelooking decent product and great as a starter device for would-be treasure hunters. It's not elaborated to use, highly functional, and affordable, too. To make this work for you, make sure to take the time to understand it is conduct and how to make the necessary adjustments. Just do not forget to take into factor humane errors before settling if the Bounty Hunter Prospector metal detector was worth the buy or not. First Products Bounty Hunter Detector Pic First Products Bounty Hunter Detector Photo First Products Bounty Hunter Detector Image First Products Bounty Hunter Detector Image First Products Bounty Hunter Detector Picture First Products Bounty Hunter Detector Pic

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24 of 24 people found the following review helpful.
Only one Major Problem!
By Matt J. Rose
Let me get started by saying this was a gift for my dad. Hes been wanting a metal detector for as long as I remember. My mom and I did numerous collaborating and I purchased the Quick Silver on Amazon.

My dad opened the package and was thrilled, he without delay opened the box and pulled the contents out...much like a kid on Christmas. He snapped the 3-4 pieces together in just a few minutes. The initial thing he cited was the exceedingly light weight of the unit, it is in a literal sense weightless in your hand.

Overall the totally collected unit is very sturdy and feels lasting yet light in your hand, which will come in handy for those long days of hunting. We popped in the 2-9volt batteries (not included) and headed outside.

My parents have a reasonably big yard, and within seconds we were beeping and locating items! We accorded since it was getting late and the mosquitoes were terrible it would just be a test to get a feel for it, but after the basi "detection" of course the shovel came out. The screen was reading the original depth indicator, and detecting coins. We dug out a pop may sized hole possibly when it comes to 3 inches deep and wow, it was an old dime!

This answered our question with regards to the accuracy, it is terrific! We did one more spot, and after deep digging we came up with...and old pull tab off a can, amusive thing is even the instruction book tells us this is the biggest annoyance found by metal detectors. All and all I will have to say this thing is terrific, lots of fun and a reward for your work.

Now your in all probability asking what is the one major problem I mention in my review title? Well that would have to be my mom getting crazy that dads out turning the back yard into swiss cheese! I see this buy being very much worth the money. I would highly commend this product!

24 of 24 humans found the following review helpful.
By comparison
By Gary Watson
I have both the Bounty Hunter Quick Silver, and the Bounty Hunter Discovery 3300 models. With this reveiw you'll be getting a reasonable comparison of both. To commence with. I dont't in truth see a clear vantage of the Discovery 3300, (the most recent model) over the Quick Silver model. When the Quick Silver detects something that is buried in the ground. You may pretty much be assured there's something there. It doesn't seem to give untrue readings like the Discovery 3300 does. Although it doesn't observe as deep as the Discovery does. It lives up to it's name. It's much quicker. The Discovery will have you out digging up what I like to call, trash from the past. But not so much with the Quick Silver. Plus the Quick Silver seems to discrimate out an object much better than the Discovery. Yet, it cost a lot less. I have found a lot of coins, and two old metal die cast cars. One from 1946, and 1967, using the Quick Silver model. I purchased them both through Amazon. Like everything I have ordered from them. It arrives right on schedule. Now! You can't beat Amazon when it comes to ordering through them.

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
Great value
By M. Rhiger
I purchased this metal detector as a birthday present for my father. After opening it, we read through the manual and speedily picked up on operation of the detector and how to distinguish amidst dissimilar types of metal.

We gave it a undertake just skimming a little portion of our property and ended up finding rather a few objects. Some of the more noteworthy items were a metal toy gun, assorted very old nails (square shaped), an old belt buckle, and best of all an old copper sleigh bell. Part of our property used to be the emplacement of an old historical church (which was later moved) so it was finelooking fun being competent to find this much in just a little portion of our property.

Overall, we were very impressed with the quality of this detector and the ease of use. It's very easy to learn to use and to be capable to distinguish amidst dissimilar types of metal. I'd commend this to any person who is looking to get into this fun and stimulating hobby.

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