Bounty Hunter:Sharp Shooter II
Full Specification
Manufacturer: Bounty Hunter
Model: Sharp Shooter II
Price: $289.95
Type: General
Skill: Intermediate
Weight: 3.00
Display: LCD
Frequency:
Headphone: 1/4
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Description: The Bounty Hunter Sharp Shooter II combines ease of use with a visual reference that allows the user to determine what type of metal is being detected, whether silver or gold or lesser metals.
Average Rating: 3.8 based on 4 reviews
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Excellent for the price
I have had this detector for several years. It is great for starters and the occasional hunter. It has enough bells and whistles to weed out a lot of junk. The things I like:It is light and swings easy.
It has a screen that tells you what you have found that works with good accuracy. Listen to this and remember: there is a learning curve with even the cheapest and the most expensive detector. If I get a signal that hits in a fairly wide area, I know it is not a coin. A coin will show a fairly pinpoint spot on the ground with the Sharp Shooter. Also if the needle is jumping around on a hit say from 25cents to Iron or Foil, it is trash 99 % of the time. The detector does a good job on coin analyses. Just remember to get good you have got to use and explore the functions of any detector and learn what it is saying.
Average rating:3.8 based on 4 reviews
Rated: 
stars submitted by Randy Brumback from Kentucky submitted on 12/31/1969
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Pioneer 505 (Sharpshooter II)
New to metal detecting, and I live in a newer suburb. My house was built in 1992 (on a lot built from fill), but I have still found over 12 coins in my small back yard (along with a bunch of metal from when the house was built). Bringing it to the local parks (newer) with the kids yields a few newer coins at each outing. I have yet to try it on an older area, but I am definitely encouraged as to what is a coin vs. obvious trash. I'm pretty happy with it, just need a small probe for the digs.Average rating:3.8 based on 4 reviews
Rated: stars submitted by Newbie from Minnesota submitted on 12/31/1969
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great detector
The first time I used this guy I thought there was something wrong with it. I had a load of different targets in a 4 foot square area, I thought this guy was just real noisy. I got hits on the display saying I had a nickel, dime ,penny, aluminum, iron, so I dug up the small area and every thing that it hit on was there. It was not noise it was just doing a good job of finding everything in the ground. I really like it's no motion all metal mode, this detector does alot for the price it is a good beginner detector, contrary to what everyone says metal detectors are very easy to learn and use.Average rating:3.8 based on 4 reviews
Rated: stars submitted by Rick Young from richland,Wa submitted on 12/31/1969
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Sharp Shooter II
Sharp Shooter II is a very good unit for the money invested for a newcomer in the hobby. I bought mine to test out the metal detecting hobby, used it for 6 months and decided to upgrade. I found lots of good items up to 5" the target ID is limited. It is a very good turn and go machine. Does not do well in wet sand. If your new to this hobby this is great learning machine.Average rating:3.8 based on 4 reviews
Rated: stars submitted by Ben from Reading, Pa submitted on 12/31/1969
This review has been selected as useful 4 times
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