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I found this blade metal detecting a civil war camp, does anyone know if this could be time period? I found it about 6 inches in the ground.
Nice ! Looks like a surface find.- Fredneck
- Post #13
- Forum: Today's Finds Forum
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Another brass piece. Not sure what.
Thinking maybe a stove foot/leg or something of the like since its so heavy duty.- Fredneck
- Post #7
- Forum: Civil War Forum
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First of the year. Full shoe Buckle
Full buckle ...Fantastic !- Fredneck
- Post #6
- Forum: XP Deus Forum
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Artillery related?
James fuze cap has more of a point to it than yours. I was thinking the CS West Point type. #13 is the West Point and 14 the James.- Fredneck
- Post #6
- Forum: Civil War Forum
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Artillery related?
Nice, top to a Confederate percussion fuze.- Fredneck
- Post #2
- Forum: Civil War Forum
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Which coil is deeper on a dime, 11x13 x35 or 11x11 x35
With that said, I'd recommend the 13". Great depth, and even works well in trash. Kinda got caught with my pants down couple weeks back having the 13 on the ORX field hunting relics when I stumbled into a colonial site in the tree line and into the woods. Stayed in Coin Deep and listened to all...- Fredneck
- Post #5
- Forum: XP Deus Forum
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Best way to make MXT300 into a wireless setup?
The best way, right here. Originally made by Deteknix, now Quest, made specifically for metal detectors. Great headphones I've been using for a few years now on a couple of my detectors. Charge lasts for a full day of detecting with no target response delay.- Fredneck
- Post #14
- Forum: Whites Detector Users Forum
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Wrap around
Long technical story short, don't reject +95. In my 30 years of use with the White's Spectrums, a lot of my best and deepest finds VDI'd at +95 with a medium threshold tone. Trick is, if you can get a repeatable tone in pinpoint mode from a +95, dig it ! If the target tone disappears or...- Fredneck
- Post #2
- Forum: Whites Detector Users Forum
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Need help with this piece...
These pics show the piece much more clearly now, which removed my thoughts on it being a pommel. Stumped as you now ?- Fredneck
- Post #4
- Forum: Civil War Forum
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Black Glass Bottles and More Kinda Day...
Some killer glass once again !! Nice work (y)- Fredneck
- Post #8
- Forum: Today's Finds Forum
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3rd trip to the old house....
Nice hunt, believe the brass mystery item is a sword pommel.- Fredneck
- Post #13
- Forum: Today's Finds Forum
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Its Spring Trime !!
Pulled this 3 cent'r from a CW site yesterday. Just swinging my way back to the truck in an area I had already grid every which way to Sunday having made a nice find there in the past, and the ORX sniffed out this lil beauty.- Fredneck
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- Forum: Civil War Forum
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ORX
9" round HF coil gets my vote, I hunt for the same and really like using the medium freq. My secondary coil is the 13" X35 on sites where the signals aren't too busy, impressive depth with this one.- Fredneck
- Post #2
- Forum: XP Deus Forum
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Guys this pre dates the Civil War but you got to see it...
Pretty damn cool ! Could be a tavern bottle marked by the owner or the patron. Museum quality right there Calabash.- Fredneck
- Post #4
- Forum: Civil War Forum
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Guys this pre dates the Civil War but you got to see it...
Absolutely awesome !! Came close to one myself 2 weeks ago in a pit, anyhow, Super congrats on finding one intact. Guess the DD is the owners initials, any chance you know any family history at the location ?- Fredneck
- Post #2
- Forum: Civil War Forum
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deus depth multiplyer attachment ,what happened to it ?
Must be sitting in the closet with the ORX's "Go Terrain" upgrade- Fredneck
- Post #2
- Forum: XP Deus Forum
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Battlesite unknown
Looks like the bottom portion of a zinc percussion fuse- Fredneck
- Post #2
- Forum: Civil War Forum
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It pays to keep finds together according to the site they were found
Lucky you, I still only have the keeper. Awesome plate !!- Fredneck
- Post #3
- Forum: Civil War Forum
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A little lead, a little brass this morning
Holy smokes your on it !! Hope you get that tongue.- Fredneck
- Post #4
- Forum: Civil War Forum