1hr hunt, dry freshW sand, w/ Excel

[BarnacleBill]

Two silvers, Butterfly stones are most likely paste or cubic, Claddagh has an Amethyst, no great
shakes, but not bad for a stolen hour.
BB

 

[Bill Ladd]

n/t

 

[NamVetLesTreasureSeeker]

Hey Bill, That's a Nice Claddaugh, one of the nicer ones I've ever seen! Your "Lil FIREALL" is as Hot as the Weather! HH

 

[BarnacleBill]

Thanks NVLTS,

My young daughter was acting assistant digger and claimed it. Tonite, went with her slightly older brother. I used the Excel and he the BH QDII, hit two beaches , I got .22cal spent cartridges and a little clad, he burned the old man by scoring the pictured silver ring, think I'll leave him home next time, or at least put dead batteries in his machine!!!

BarnacleBill

P.S. Someone should do a study on how the Excel responds to short and long .22cal cartridges, very strange reaction, much of it depending on the orientation of the cartridge.

 

[BarnacleBill]

a BH QDII will interfere severely with an Excel, as they operate in the same spectrum. At 20ft a distinct wavering can be heard in PP. This suggests that at least 30ft or more in a buffer zone.
BarnacleBill

 

[Bill Ladd]

with the Excel quite a bit. But, I think that particular XLT user has made the switch to an Excel Right Tony?

 

[Tony (NC)]

He loves it too! He pulled out that XLT this past weekend when he went home and I do believe that he did mention how heavy that thing was!

 

[NamVetLesTreasureSeeker]

Hey Barnicle Bill, It's Hell, when your kids out do ya! But remember, you got two rings to his one! So, you're still "Top Dog" for the moment! HH,