Fisher Labs & Bounty Hunter

[F2 Hunter 28146]

Holy Cow.... I just made a discovery I didn't know about. How many people knew that Fisher Labs, Bounty Hunter, & Teknetics were part of the same company?


At the bottom of the FISHER LAB website it shows them as: "See our other products and technologies"



And if you go to the Bounty Hunter website, the Discovery 3300 Metal Detector looks remarkably like the Fisher F4.

 

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[TNGUNS]

Yep........ West Texas. Look at the Fisher Gold Bug and the Teknetics G2. I was told the first G2's actually said Gold Bug on the wake-up screen. Many of the Fisher's and Teknetics share the same boxes etc. The Teknetics T2 and Fisher F75 are very similar with the F75 having more bells and whistles.

 

[F2 Hunter 28146]

Discovery 3300 Metal Detector

Manual ground balance
Zero in with microprocessor-controlled discrimination
Deep-seeking one-touch pinpoint
5 Modes of operation
4-Tone and 11-segment target identification
Coin-sized objects 10” deep

------> larger objects up to 4' ((( 4 feet !?! Seriously.... 4 feet!?! )))

 

[F2 Hunter 28146]

Wow... you are right TNGUNS! I never noticed it till you said that just now.

The T2 does look like the F75. ((( W-O-W )))

 

[Metal Detecting Stuff]

They share technology between product lines. Some machines are similar, but they all are a little different.

Wayne

www.metaldetectingstuff.com

 

[lookindown]

First Texas, which already had Bounty Hunter and Teknetics, acquired Fisher in 2006.

 

[Sandman]

A lot of hunters look down their noses at Bounty Hunter line when they are just being sold at a lower price. I'm waiting on a waterproof one for freshwater use.

 

[dirtscratcher]

If my t2se has a little bounty hunter dna that's fine by me.