FZ-12 Sunray

Im looking for a FZ-12 Sunray Coil for my CZ-3D 1021 model. Any info or help finding one to purchase would be helpful. Thank You

Good luck!

Be prepared for some sticker shock if do get lucky.

Past(or)Tom
Using a Legend, a Deus 2, an Equinox 800, a Tarsacci MDT 8000, & a few others...
with my beloved, fading Corgi, Sadie

I have one .....sold one a while back....but it would take 400.00 to get it from me!

Sold mine for $360. Last year...cha-Ching!


Aaron

300-400 is the going price if and when they are up for sale! i seem to remember tom not being impressed at all with the fz-12 he had?

chuck.

yeah! i believe he mentioned he thought the 10" stock coil
was as deep as the 12

(h.h.!)
j.t.

jmaryt Wrote:
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> yeah! i believe he mentioned he thought the 10"
> stock coil
> was as deep as the 12
>
> (h.h.!)
> j.t.


Yes, that's one of the reasons I sold it.

Aaron

I guess coils differ along with mineralization....In my neck of the woods the Sun-ray was several inches deeper than the stock CZ large coil with added coverage and wasn't any heavier. I had one for saltwater shores for coverage but when I was unable to hunt these shores anymore I sold mine for about 100 bucks so in essence gave it away. Certainly not for everyday hunting but beaches and large fields certainly a plus.
Certainly one of my mistakes but not as bad as giving away my gold finds to friends and relatives as would have made a killing when the price of gold skyrocketed....

My FZ-12 is 1" to 1.5" deeper than my 10.5" stock coil in every test I have done. Tom tuned 1021 CZ-3D. It seems to hit coins on edge really nicely and is 1oz lighter than the Fisher 10.5" coil.

Dan-Pa. Wrote:
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> I guess coils differ along with
> mineralization....In my neck of the woods the
> Sun-ray was several inches deeper than the stock
> CZ large coil with added coverage and wasn't any
> heavier. I had one for saltwater shores for
> coverage but when I was unable to hunt these
> shores anymore I sold mine for about 100 bucks so
> in essence gave it away. Certainly not for
> everyday hunting but beaches and large fields
> certainly a plus.
> Certainly one of my mistakes but not as bad as
> giving away my gold finds to friends and relatives
> as would have made a killing when the price of
> gold skyrocketed....


dan!..i always thought there was something about you
that was good and kind,and stood out from the crowd!
now i know! a very "unselfish" gesture,indeed! you are to be commended for your
thoughtfulness!

(h.h.!)
j.t.