super mini or sniper BGT?

[vaquero44]

I've got the go ahead to get one so just looking to do small streams once in a while a bigger river and I'm trying to decide to wheather get the super mini or 30" sniper I think kevin said he'd opt for the sniper now water flow whats the differences in flow rates or low water conditions say?

 

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[vaquero44]

well I couldn't wait I bought the 30" sniper now I'm excited to try it LOL

 

[Aufisher]

Great choice! May your gold pile quickly!

 

[vaquero44]

one can only hope!!!!! LOL!

 

[Aufisher]

Oh, it will!

 

[goldenmojo]

Great Choice. Feed it plenty gold a plenty.

 

[Campngolf]

Good choice.

 

[KevinInColorado]

I've got the go ahead to get one so just looking to do small streams once in a while a bigger river and I'm trying to decide to wheather get the super mini or 30" sniper I think kevin said he'd opt for the sniper now water flow whats the differences in flow rates or low water conditions say?

The supermini does the job but I am glad you got the Sniper instead as a first sluice. Its water demands are pretty modest and it handles material about 4X as fast as the supermini without classification. You can always buy the smaller or larger models later with some of the funny yellow stuff that always gets mixed up with the nice black sand I'm collecting ;-)

 

[vaquero44]

I've been thinking the way these work so good a jet flare on back hooked to a small motorized dredge I bet would work awesome, I can't help it I'm always thinking how to gain more gold trying to make a good thing possibly better, what you think? now this is for bigger rivers of course or what ever but man I just like the thought of no riffles carpets or matts the only thing that I could think of is you might have to have someone tend the grizzly to flick of stuff every now and then