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Gaiters are in excellent used condition, some dirt on parts (cosmetic) but no holes or rips or scratches in the canvas. Made from 16oz rip stop canvas. These are heavy duty, metal free gaiters designed with detectorists in mind. Give yourself a little extra protection this summer against those...

After owning two Ace 400i's I have to say the quality is exceptional in the new line. I've also used an Ace 250 years ago and couldn't really complain about the quality of that either, a lot of guys swear by them for the money. I personally rate the newer Ace 400i up there with the AT series of...

You're right Blocker, I meant no harm by my comments. My apologies for getting things off track. Moving on.

Morals, I guess. I personally wouldn't go around taking photos of unsuspecting strangers and posting it online. But that's just me.

No please don't be running around taking pictures of people detecting. I personally hate it when I'm out digging and people are taking sneaky snaps of me in action. I usually give them the stink eye just to let them know the first one is free, second one is gunna cost them :playful:

Welcome Burkey_242. I think we need to factor in the historical significance and local connection to an area we're wanting to detect. For example we have a park in town that features a war memorial dedicated to our service men and women. In a way it's a park considered sacred among the locals...

Thanks for the info Megsy. I'm fairly confident it's a 9, and I think you're right about the rest being punched out. White gold sounds about right to me, but I guess without getting it checked out it's difficult to know for sure. As for the stones, I've got no idea. It's definitely a cool...

Today I made a pretty exciting discovery in my trash bucket. A discarded (junk) ring I found quite a while ago, turned out to be decent find after all. The outer bands / rim? are marked 375 (9ct gold), but the middle band is a silver/ish metal, I don't believe its silver (it could be though)...

The Gold Monster 1000 wasn't my cup of tea. So, after a bit of a break, I'm back swinging a 400i. I had considered getting an AT Max, but my last 400i left such a good impression that I decided to grab another one, and at a fraction of the cost. I'll keep this thread updated with any noteworthy...

Upgrading to an AT Max in the coming weeks so up for sale is my Garrett AT Pro. It was purchased only a few months ago (22/07/17) so has plenty of warranty left and it's in excellent condition. Used maybe 4-5 times at best. Comes with original box, headphones (never used), DVD etc. Original...

Half a dozen carbon arrows included.

Still available :)

Not at this stage Sparra. Might check it out thanks.

What are the differences between an ACE 400 and an ACE 400i ? Redivision of mid-tone/high-tone audio break points.[/*] Increased number of Iron Discrim pixels.[/*] U.S. coins removed from target legend.[/*] Variance in Mode/Discrim patterns.[/*] Link http://www.garrettaustralia.com.au/ace-400i/

Not a bad idea mate, bit of a tough crowd this time of year lol

I'd definitely step up to the 400i if you can, it's a top little machine.

Last call @ $450. If it doesn't sell at this price I think I'll just hang onto it, it's too nice of a bow to give away :P

I'll throw in a few arrows. They are super easy to come by and can be purchased online or at any archery shop. The main thing is to buy quality arrows and get them spec'd to both the bow and you're personal draw length. An archery shop can assist with this. Arrows will set you back around...

In the interest of a quick sale, I'll take $450 if sold this weekend only. Quick reminder it's a right handed bow with a 55lbs draw weight at a 28" draw length, so it's got some balls to it :)