Fisher Gold Bug 2 Metal Detector, 6.5" Elliptical Search Coil Made in the U.S.A. The Nugget Zone creates a

Name: Fisher Gold Bug 2 Metal Detector, 6.5" Elliptical Search Coil Made in the U.S.A. The Nugget Zone creates a
Brand: lcx.co.za
SKU: 93250413667
Price: 324.50 USD
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Fisher Gold Bug 2 Metal Detector, 6.5" Elliptical Search Coil Made in the U.S.A. The Nugget Zone creates a The Nugget Zone creates a separate recovery area for this oversized material offering maximum depth capabilities and wide ground coverage in open spaces Fisher Gold Bug 2 Gold Nugget Electronic Prospecting Metal Detector The MOST Sensitive Gold Hunting Detector Ever Made Extreme Sensitivity to Small Gold Nuggets High Precision Dual Control Ground Balance Iron Disc Mode for Iron & Hot Rock Rejection Deep Target Audio Boost Lightweight & Hip Mountable 6 1 2” Elliptical Search Coil Operating Frequency: 71 kHz Recommended for Gold Nugget Hunting and 14" coils available

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