Fisher 1266X
Price: $600Based on 17 reviews
Avg. Durability: 4.86
Avg. Ease of use: 4.86
I got a 1266 x at last.
Max Depth: 10 inches on US quarter
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Yes, absolutely!
Coin Man Of Rampton from
UK
90
Wow really deep machine
Max Depth: 13 inches on US quarter
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Juan from
Roma
61
1266x rocks
As for 2015 that CB mentioned about getting with times well he needs an education on newer is not better. I do agree with CB that the 1266x is being overly rated on depth but by no means would I take a 1266x lightly.
I have owned minelab sovereign elite, E trac, whites mxt, dfx, and many others that are digital and went back where I have hunted with those machines before with the 1266x and found a lot that was good targets that the digital machines say trash. Point is that digital detectors can only identify a target 1-4 inches and then the false readings start.
So for CB from PA take your double BS and get to stepping for you know a whole lot about nothing. If you own a digital whatever please come to steels creek in Bristol Tn. On may the 12th and bring your purse sissy and I will be glad to take your money on which machine is more accurate and which one is doing a lot of BS FALSEING!
Max Depth: 9 inches on US quarter
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Bobby from
Bristol TN
226
A tried and true winner
Max Depth: 8 inches on US quarter
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Don Ryan from
St. John's, Newfoundland
220
Deep machine but...
Max Depth: 9 inches on US quarter
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CB from
Southeast PA
823
The best fisher detector ever made!
7 things I look for when I buy a machine:
1. The Price
2. Construction is it built sturdy.
3. Depth! Can it get the deep stuff!
4. Warranty how long.
5. Balance is it a wrist breaker or a relic taker!
6. Features that's really needed not an extra button for $200 bucks extra.
7. Battery life does it eat $10.00 dollars in batteries every time I go out. This could get pricey!
Well the 1266x is perfect in every single way and in price. Around $600 new it can be purchased for around $300 today. Buy a deeper machine for $300 today that goes 12-13 on a quarter with a 10.5 coil once.
Max Depth: 13 inches on US quarter
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Lester from
Virginia
312
Fisher 1266x
Nowadays, they are hard to find. Should have kept mine I purchased new back in 1991. Now I can't find one. Blows the doors off a lot of these modern computerized digital-screen detectors they churn out nowadays. May even give the White's and Minelab detectors a run for their money.
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Greg from
North Carolina
294
First and LAST detector!
It loves iron, that's true. . . BUT it finds it all! I've got rings, watches, bracelets, thousands of coins. . . both here in Brazil and in Georgia, US, where I used to live.
My 1266-X is aesthetically worn out but it is still the workhorse it was when new!
1266-X's ROCK!
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Arthur Neto from
Rio Claro, BRAZIL
350
Detectorist
I have found copper coins at 10" depths easily with this machine. I once found an old tractor radiator grill that was over 24" deep. Not one of my other machines would reach it.
I have nothing but great things to say about this machine. If you get a chance to get one, jump on it. I have no idea why Fisher stopped making this one.
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Jonas Grumby from
Isle of Mahn
390
A-1 detector
machine.
I have really enjoyed this machine. If a person can find one for sale buy it, you will not be disappointed.
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James from
Texas
290