Kellyco Metal Detector's Design Director explains the inspiration behind the new StuLine Signature Series 36" T-Handle Shovel and how it compares to the Whites Ground Hawg Shovel.

When you are looking to purchase a coin metal detector, you might be amazed, or even frightened, at the number of options available to you. While every metal detector is different, the factors that make a great coin detector are all the same.

The Garrett AT Max and the Garrett AT Pro are both mid-level metal detectors dripping with value. These detectors can be taken underwater, exposed to all kinds of weather, and can endure much abuse without losing any performance. Both AT detectors have excellent ground balance capability, Pro Audio mode, a variety of search modes, and strong performance. Deciding whether you want the AT Max vs AT Pro will be a debate for the ages, as detectorists love them both.

There are a wide variety of different factors that go into picking out the best metal detector for beginners, and each of them plays an important role. Be sure to follow this guide when you are picking out the best beginner detector for your unique situation.

Depending on your situation and budget, there are several excellent gold detectors to choose from. Among the favorites are the Minelab CTX-3030, Garrett AT Gold, the Fisher Gold Bug, and many other detectors covering all price ranges and features offered. Continue reading this guide from the experts at Kellyco to find out how you can pick out the best metal detector for gold for your situation!

Metal detectors aren’t just for hunting for gold. They’re also enormously useful tools for law enforcement. And yet, while most police departments have metal detectors on hand for crime scene investigation, far fewer have trained and qualified officers who know how to use them correctly. But when deployed properly, metal detectors can be a game-changer when it comes to effectively investigating a crime scene, uncovering evidence that might otherwise go detected while at the same time preserving a crime scene from disturbance.