New, Damaged Box - Minelab Equinox Series, X-Terra Pro 6 inch Double-D Smart Coil with Skid Plate Hunting Shaft Diameter-3/4" Diameter

Name: New, Damaged Box - Minelab Equinox Series, X-Terra Pro 6 inch Double-D Smart Coil with Skid Plate Hunting Shaft Diameter-3/4" Diameter
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 62322169016
Price: 149.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0702 (7 reviews)

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Description

New, Damaged Box Minelab Equinox Series, X Terra Pro 6 inch Double D Smart Coil with Skid Plate Hunting Shaft Diameter 3 4" Diameter Shaft Diameter 3 4" Diameter Lightest and best balanced of all high performance metal detectors The EQX 06 coil is crafted to withstand the demands of your treasure hunting expeditions even in locations where larger coils would pose a challenge

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