$20 detector! Walmart has Bounty Hunter Pioneer Prospector Metal Detector for $20.00. Shipping is free to store. GREAT X-MAS GIFT FOR KIDS

[doug2060]

Walmart has Bounty Hunter Pioneer Prospector Metal Detector for $20.00. Shipping is free to store.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Bounty-Hun...er=lw9MynSeamY

[JBEXPRESS]

Not bad to get the kids for Christmas! Cheap to get them started!

[OZ_IL]

Hmmmm:
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A metal detector that can't find a half dollar beneath an oak leaf unless the detector is actually touching the leaf. True detection range is about a quarter of an inch.
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[NHKeith]

Originally Posted by OZ_IL

Hmmmm:
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A metal detector that can't find a half dollar beneath an oak leaf unless the detector is actually touching the leaf. True detection range is about a quarter of an inch.
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Kids don't keep interested in things, or they break them, its like getting a fish for a kid, to see how they treat it, if they do good and feed it, and change the water for a year, then you buy them a puppy.

Ya the fish doesn't bark, or fetch, or really DO anything, but its a test run, to see if the kids can take care of the machine, (I mean fish), and show interest in the hobby, after a year, and the kids are still interested, we could check back with OZ_IL to find out what he suggests for a 7 year old.

[vexhold]

Yeah the reviews on this machine are pretty bad. I understand that people are getting mad that a detector cant find seeded items, but I dont want to get a machine that cant find anything, my daughter would never find anything, get frustrated and forever after have a distaste for going with me.

20 bucks is a good deal, but I guess I will wait.

[JBEXPRESS]

Originally Posted by OZ_IL

Hmmmm:
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A metal detector that can't find a half dollar beneath an oak leaf unless the detector is actually touching the leaf. True detection range is about a quarter of an inch.
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an if anything take the kid in the backyard right after you throw a bunch of pennies out there

[NHKeith]

Originally Posted by JBEXPRESS

an if anything take the kid in the backyard right after you throw a bunch of pennies out there

yup, sometime I think people do this at the parks I hunt. even with the AT pro, I pick up the zincs off the ground..

[doug2060]

My little girl would find some stuff about an inch deep with a similar model. Even these little turds are expensive and $20 is a good deal for this. I've seen similar kiddie detectors sell for $50 used on ebay. Just thought I would share.

[Spm673 (The Jersey Digger)]

I got the BH juniors for my kids last Christmas. They use them sometimes but get bored easily. They go about 5" down. Plus this model is out of stock anyway...lol

[sboughey]

Hello,

Obviously I am a little behind, but I was wondering what your opinion is on the best model for my 9 year old daughter. She is pretty finicky and will want something that actually works. I don't want to spend more than $100, and have it narrowed down to the Discovery Junior Metal Detector for $70 or the Bounty Hunter Junior for $45. I have to order tomorrow to get in time for Christmas, so any help would be much appreciated!

[Patton]

We got the Bounty Hunter Jr for the grandkids and are quite pleased with it. Good Luck!

[Mama2Twins]

I gave it to my son his bday. He loves it but they quickly lose interest. Maybe the cold weather? He loves it but just doesn't have patience to learn right now. Other than that, it is okay for the price and to see if they really are interested. I even planted a few coins for him, lol. I also gave him my old Whites Bullseye II Pinpointer.

[Dirt Nuker]

For what it's worth, WalMart has the Bounty Hunter Fun Finder with scoop and pouch back in stock for $35. I'm returning the $20 one.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Bounty-Hun...ndingMethod=rr

Looks like a decent one to have in case the kiddies want to tag along.