Garmin 220 v. 320

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Garmin 220 v. 320

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Wondering what your opinions are between the 220's and 320's. Are they worth the extra money. Any input would be appreciated.
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Re: Garmin 220 v. 320

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Hey guys, any input would be really appreciated...trying to decide which one I want to buy and want to spend my money wisely. Thanks
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They(320's) are worth the extra money.
Don't buy the hype.

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Re: Garmin 220 v. 320

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If u don't have one get the 320 if it's about upgrading id wait. 320 are better and have more features so if it first time buyer I'd def get a 320.
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Re: Garmin 220 v. 320

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Yeah, I don't have one yet...what are some of the other features that the 320 have over the 220?
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I would have to agree, if you already had a 220 I would wait till it broke to upgrade, if you didn't have one yet, I'd get the 320. Since you are just buying one, definately get the 320, the support for the 220 is going to end sometime soon, if it hasn't yet. The mapping is faster, the software upgrades are easier and the list goes on and on. Once you download a collar software to the 320 you can update all the colars you want where ever you are(not hooked to the puter). If you are down at Troy's anytime soon, give me a call and I'll show you the differences. I've got both laying around and you can see for your self which one you would like better.

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Re: Garmin 220 v. 320

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Thanks for the offer Scott. I think I'm just gonna bite the bullet and get the 320 in the next week or so. That's a good point about Garmin not supporting the 220's for much longer...makes sense. Do you guys suggest any other accessories for the Western side of Montana? Also, how are the dc40's working for people out here?
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Newby i just seen your post give me a bit here i will get you the info i found a company that sells 320 and 220 for the same price and hold of on the dc40 i have some and really dont like them at all compare to the dc30 i no they dont make the 30's but the 50's will be avalible soon
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Re: Garmin 220 v. 320

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@newby if you decide to go with the 320 the lowest price will be at Custom Collars (888)494-9134 at $565.00 hope this will help i seen it somewhere for 559.00 but i can't find it again
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Re: Garmin 220 v. 320

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Appreciate it J. Jonet, if I do buy one, it'll be through Buddy on here...He's always been real good to me. Thanks...I don't know anything about the 50's.
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