Has anyone heard when Troy is going to come out with their new detector. I hear they quit making the X5 and X3. Sounds like they're shooting themselves in the foot with this large gap between models.
Troy detectors
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They have been rumored to be getting something ready for the last 7 months or so. I have no concrete evidence as to what. However , I feel it will be in the spring. Beware , although the X3 and X5 are great detectors , you can get a Tesoro that will perform as well for less.
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zoyboy
I would never consider buying a Troy detector over a White's or Garrett. I believe that they have not proven anything worthy of recognition. That's just my two cents.
johncooper
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Troy is the only light weight land detector that I know of that can hunt in a driving rain storm. While most would not do that, here in Houston I've been caught in too many heavy showers. I would never take my Garretts (2500, Ace 250) out in those conditions even with a rain cover.
Also, do the other detectors have a lifetime warranty?
Those were the two reasons I decided to get one. It didn't hurt that most of the top end coin hunt participants in the two clubs I belong to seem to have a Troy.
In the right soil conditions I have found .22 shells at 6" and quarters at 12" with the stock coil.
Also, do the other detectors have a lifetime warranty?
Those were the two reasons I decided to get one. It didn't hurt that most of the top end coin hunt participants in the two clubs I belong to seem to have a Troy.
In the right soil conditions I have found .22 shells at 6" and quarters at 12" with the stock coil.
