Description
A Bounty Hunter rides in the trunk, the truck bed, and the back seat far more hours than it spends over a target, and that is where coils get scuffed and arm cuffs snap. This is the bag First Texas makes for its own Bounty Hunter line: a black nylon duffel with a full-length zipper, twin web handles, an end pocket for batteries and a digger, and the Bounty Hunter Metal Detectors mark on the side. Part number CBAG-PL, the same bag First Texas sells as CBAG-W (same UPC 089723122015; the PL code only means it ships to dealers in a plain brown box instead of retail packaging).
At a glance
The Bounty Hunter Metal Detector Carry Bag (CBAG-PL) is a black nylon duffel designed by First Texas Products to accommodate most Bounty Hunter metal detectors. Full-length zippered closure, sturdy carrying handles, zippered end accessory pocket, strap rings at both ends, Bounty Hunter branding. Protects a stored or traveling detector from dust, dirt, scratches, and light moisture. Bag only; no detector included.
Why this bag and not a gym duffel
Two of the three dealers we checked on this term sell the bag with one recycled sentence. What matters is fit. Bounty Hunter detectors use the S-rod handle layout, and this bag is cut around that shape, so the control box, the S-bend and the coil lie flat instead of fighting a straight tube bag. The nylon shell is there for dust, grit and a damp tailgate, not for impact: it is a transit and storage bag, so you still carry it by the handles rather than tossing it under a cooler. The end pocket is sized for a pair of 9V batteries, a set of Bounty Hunter stereo headphones or a hand digger, which keeps the small parts from rattling around the coil. It is the branded, manufacturer-made detector bag at the same price every authorized dealer charges, which is why we stock it instead of a generic.
What is verified, spec by spec
| Made for | Most Bounty Hunter metal detectors (First Texas Products wording); S-rod handle layout per dealer consensus |
| Material | Black nylon shell, white and blue Bounty Hunter Metal Detectors print |
| Closure | Full-length zipper along the top |
| Carry | Twin web handles; strap rings at both ends |
| Storage | Main detector compartment plus a zippered end pocket for batteries and small accessories |
| Protects against | Dust, dirt, scratches, light moisture (not a hard case) |
| Shipping weight | 3.0 lb (1.36 kg), manufacturer listing |
| Part number / UPC | CBAG-PL (brown-box dealer pack of CBAG-W); UPC 089723122015 |
Which History Seekers Bounty Hunter detectors it suits
The S-rod Bounty Hunter machines we sell: Tracker IV, Lone Star and Lone Star Pro, Quick Draw II and Quick Draw Pro, Discovery 1100 and Discovery 2200, Quick Silver, Land Ranger Pro and Time Ranger Pro. If you run an oversized aftermarket coil, check its length against your detector before ordering; the bag is cut for the stock configuration. First Texas also makes a Teknetics-branded version of this bag (CBAGT-PL) and a separate padded bag for Fisher machines, so buy the one that matches your brand.
What is included
- One Bounty Hunter Metal Detector Carry Bag, part CBAG-PL (brown-box dealer packaging)
Bag only. No detector, coil, batteries or digging tools are included.
Also available as part of the Bounty Hunter Tracker IV First Detector Kit, which packs this bag with the Tracker IV and the Fisher F-Pulse pinpointer.
What we do not promise
Dealers list an adjustable shoulder strap, and the bag carries a strap ring at each end, but the manufacturer page itemizes only the carrying handles. If a shoulder strap is a must-have, call (256) 284-2247 and we will confirm the current box contents before you order. We do not print interior dimensions because First Texas does not publish them, and we will not invent a number.
Who you are buying from
History Seekers is an authorized Bounty Hunter dealer and a working detecting channel: over 1.1 million people follow our hunts on Facebook and YouTube. Order online or call (256) 284-2247 and a detectorist answers. The story is more important than the artifact.
Frequently asked questions
Is the CBAG-PL the same bag as the CBAG-W?
Yes. Both carry UPC 089723122015. CBAG-W is First Texas's retail-packaged code; CBAG-PL is the same bag shipped to dealers in a plain brown box.
Which Bounty Hunter detectors fit?
First Texas states the bag accommodates most Bounty Hunter metal detectors, and dealers describe it as cut for the S-rod handle layout used across the line: Tracker IV, Lone Star and Lone Star Pro, Quick Draw II and Quick Draw Pro, Discovery 1100 and 2200, Quick Silver, Land Ranger Pro and Time Ranger Pro. Verify the overall length if you have fitted an oversized coil.
Does it fit a Fisher or Teknetics detector?
It is sized and branded for Bounty Hunter. First Texas makes a Teknetics-branded bag (CBAGT-PL) and a separate padded carry bag for Fisher detectors; choose the one made for your machine.
Is it padded or waterproof?
Neither. It is a nylon transit and storage bag that keeps dust, dirt, scratches and light moisture off the detector. It is not a hard case and not rated for submersion.
Does it come with a shoulder strap?
The manufacturer page lists carrying handles; the bag has a strap ring at each end and dealers list an adjustable shoulder strap. Call us and we will confirm what is in the current box before you order.
Where can I buy a genuine Bounty Hunter carry bag?
From an authorized Bounty Hunter dealer such as History Seekers. Every authorized dealer sells it at the same manufacturer-set price; order online or call (256) 284-2247.