Bounty Hunter Challenger
Price: $130
Avg. Score: 
5
Based on 2 reviews
5Based on 2 reviews
Avg. Durability:
5.00
Avg. Ease of use:
5.00
First one
September 22, 2014
I just started using this detector and I like it quite a bit. My best find
was a 1920 nickel at about 6 inches. This detector bounces a little bit and
gives some false hits, but you can tell the difference. I also found a 1913
Palmer gardenglo compact made of solid copper at about 7 inches. The ground
was sand and it was very uneven and wet from rain, do not use near electric
wires it beeps within 10 feet of them.
Max Depth: 7 inches on US quarter
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Would you recommend this to a new user?
Yes, absolutely!
Gumbo from
FL
50
Bounty Hunter - 1st Detector
March 09, 2013
I'm new to this so I can't compare against other detectors. I recently
purchased a Bounty Hunter Challenger detector at a garage sale for the
price of $20. Took it home, replaced the batteries, and within the first
30 minutes I found two pennies, one silver dime, a gold ear ring, an
antique lipstick case, and a Woodmen of the World copper token, and a whole
lot of trash. This is really cool and has got me hooked. As for the detector, I just can't say enough. It's very easy to figure out, simple to use, and has made a believer out of this beginner. Thanks Bounty Hunter!
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Chuck from
Texas
1213