Tesoro Tejon
Street Price $700 - Coin, relic
Number of Reviews: 33
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Bruce in Slidell LA -great detector very deep.
Feb 07, 2005
9 Yes
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Bob Woods in VA USA -this is the best detector made for relic hunting I have been doing it for 22 years and have never had a detector this deep and sensetive not even the nauti.
Feb 04, 2005
15 Yes
3 No
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Victor Ludcky in Bowling Green KY USA -Very good detector very very deep on smaller gold and brass, When only the best will do and you dont want to miss those small deep targets you better try this machine out it is awsome.
Feb 04, 2005
7 Yes
1 No
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Rich Rice in Deluth GA -I have read several post about this detector before I got one and was sceptical, but man I tell you its all true, this thing is deep seeking and very sensetive, the depth it gets on small objects like buttons and bullets is fenominal.
Feb 04, 2005
9 Yes
1 No
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Troy in Tennessee -The deepest Tesoro I have ever used much deeper and much more sensetive to sall targets than the vaquero or the cibola, I have all three and for relic hunting the Tejon wins hands down, Awsome machine
Jan 27, 2005
11 Yes
2 No
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Mike in Nashville TN -This is without a doubt the the best relic detector made, I have used a nautilus exclusivly for years but not any more the Tejon is just as deep and much lighter, Tejon Rocks
Jan 27, 2005
6 Yes
0 No
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Austin in Tyler TX -Great Very good Depth, The best
Jan 27, 2005
5 Yes
0 No
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Shane in gulf shores AL -Very good coin machine, lots of depth and great in iron.
Jan 27, 2005
3 Yes
1 No
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Real Digger in USA -
The Tejon gets nice depth if you are in soil with no minerialization!! In Minerialized soil it is no better than the rest!!
Oct 24, 2004
18 Yes
9 No
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Daniel in Tn -Deep machine as long as there are no ground minerals present. Otherwise it is a standard 6-8 inch machine on bullets/buttons. A little chattery when you get in iron but does favor smaller brass and such. For the money you can get a good used one for, they are pretty good machines.
Build quality is not so great...must put O rings on the knobs to keep them from turning and you will probably strip out the factory bolt/nut for the coil. Would make a good $350-$375 machine.
Some claim they've dug bullets 12" plus with it. That may be true in sandy soil or ground with no minerals but you wont see that everywhere you go. Loses depth quick when you put it in hard ground.
Oct 03, 2004
25 Yes
4 No