Bounty Hunter Quick Draw II Reviews, Price and Specifications

All-Purpose Land Metal Detector

Retail Price: $279.95

Available Reviews: 3

Avg. Rating (4.0 Stars)

Specifications:

• Coin Depth Detection: 8"
• Large Object Detection: 3 feet
• Low Battery Indicator
• Tone Target Discrimination: 3 Tone
• Digital Target Identification
• Number of Target Segments: 9
• Depth Indication
• Auto Notch System
• Variable Notch System
• Ground Balance System: Auto
• Coil Size and Type: 8" Open
• 8" Waterproof, Interchangeable coil
• Fully Automatic Ground Trac
• Sensitivity Control
• Notch and Auto Notch Modes
• Digital coin-depth indicator
• 3-level iron discrimination
• Touch pad selection
• 3-tone audio discrimination
• Hadphone jack with 1/4" plug
• Requires Two 9-volt Alkaline batteries
• 5-year Limited Warranty

Reviews:

Good Learning Metal Detector

by John in Las Cruces, NM -

This detector is good for begininers. It lacks a pinpoint mode, but if you discriminate or lift the coil while detecting, you quickly learn to find targets. It has the depth of a White's Prism and is great for coin hunting. It's good to 8" on coins, and 3 feet on large targets. This machine is very sesnitive, notch mode provides best results.

Jan 12, 2011

Quick Draw II - Great Fun!

by Jon in MI USA -

I just started detecting yesterday. I was reading about detecting and got an itch to give it a try. I picked up the Quikdraw 2 from a local pawn store for $100. Even being used, this machine performed great. I found a silver quarter rosie and mercury as well as a war nickle. Many many other modern coins also, all in my back yard. This is great for anyone wanting to try out the hobby with out spending alot first. I didnt give five stars because I am sure there are better models out there, but for the price the Quick Draw performed very well.

Jun 18, 2009

Excellent Machine for the Money

by Charles Dawson in New Orleans LA -

For me, being a newbie to the hobby, the Quick Draw is a great machine to learn on. It is well balanced and easy to "swing," with excellent pinpointing of targets. It identified most targets at various depths: a dime at 2" or quarter at 4". Its notch discrimination is also excellent in eliminating pulltabs and trash. Some of my finds are 1812 musketball, silver braclet, silver coins and loads of clad. All were found in my front yard. If you are just starting out or need a backup machine I highly reccomend the Quik Draw.

Jan 23, 2009