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4 rings in one hunt with the Pro and the 5x8DD

pulltabMiner

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Too bad it wasn't my hunt!

My friend borrowed my AT Pro so he could see if he liked it before he committed to buying his own. He's been hunting since about 10am today and I am in the office. He has sent me pictures of 4 rings so far: 2 silver, 1 junk, and the last one, gold! Sigh!

I guess he likes the AT Pro just fine!
 
Good for him:) Let a buddy borrow a new machine years ago. 10 mins later, right in front of me, huge 14k wedding band that had to be at least 14 grams weight....sigh!!!!
 
A year ago, I gave an Ace 250 to my godson that I won in a raffle, it in his closet, I told him I want it back so I can give it to someone who wants to use it, that was 6 months ago , I might have to send Vinnie to get it :argue:
 
Geeze, where's he hunting? Tiffany's ?? Now I'm depressed. :sadwalk:
 
That is a video for Skippy...lol...Hunt a jewelry store...I bet he'd have the stones to do it too...

HH,
 
That's great finds , I bet that would be General Patton finding all that stuff....lol If you let him keep the pro long enough he will have enough rings to pay for him a new AT Pro . Congrats to him and you for having a great machine .






Harold
 
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