whats your favorite metal detector?

[CREEKGEEK]

Mine is the Minelab Explorer 2.

 

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[SusanMN]

Since I started in the hobby in 2007, I have had one water detector, my Tiger Shark, which I absolutely love. For land hunting, I have owned an XLT, Cortes, F2, F70, Gold UMax, Vaquero and Xterra 705. The Xterra is my favorite of those.

 

[CREEKGEEK]

My buddy has one of those he swears by it

 

[DixieLandMan]

I mainly use a White's MXT and that is my go-to machine. For salt water detecting, I use a Fisher CZ-21. Still have my Bounty Hunter as well.

 

[justdon]

The one that works for me right now.My ace 250.

 

[SavageHunter]

That's like asking which one of your kids is your favorite. I can't pick just one! Lol

 

[Fletch88]

CTX 3030 since first beach trip with it last weekend! Simply an amazing machine.

 

[Tom_in_CA]

Mine is the Minelab Explorer 2.

Mine is the same night-explorer: The explorer II. A lot of guys have tried the next generations of explorers, and gone back to their explorer II's. Very versatile. Great tones. Good all around coin-relic-jewelry machine. At home in wet salt no problems. And decent at target separation for things like junky parks and ghost-townsy and urban demolition things, considering what a power-house it is.

I've gotten to where I use my Exp. II for just about everything now. The only backup I have, is a 2-filter tesoro for the most extreme nail-riddled places (under porch tearouts, etc....)

 

[Ronzie]

Out of the machines I've owned, gotta say the Outlaw. Super light, amazing machine. My Explorer SE would be second.

 

[VWandSTUDEBAKER]

Anything that says WHITES on it. My V3i and BHID mostly at the moment. Now and then I break out my old 5900 Di Pro SL for the heck of it.
40 years of a Whites fan.

 

[CREEKGEEK]

Mine is the same night-explorer: The explorer II. A lot of guys have tried the next generations of explorers, and gone back to their explorer II's. Very versatile. Great tones. Good all around coin-relic-jewelry machine. At home in wet salt no problems. And decent at target separation for things like junky parks and ghost-townsy and urban demolition things, considering what a power-house it is.

I've gotten to where I use my Exp. II for just about everything now. The only backup I have, is a 2-filter tesoro for the most extreme nail-riddled places (under porch tearouts, etc....)

I use mine for everything as well. My only back up is.....well my other explorer 2 lol

 

[richbat]

Anything Tesoro

 

[CoilyGirl]

Minelab X-Terra 505.Its a workhorse with great battery power and lightweight too.