All Metal Rlic Hunt With My F 75

[jimmyk]

Hi, all:

I'm pretty much doing all my relic hunting in all metal, unless the site is extra junky. Then I go 6 disc, monotone. Today was an all metal day with sens. set at 90. Had a good day with finds from surface, all the way down to 10 inches deep. Found four shell frags, two pieces of cannister (one iron ball from a six pound cannon and a lead ball from a James shell), along with a nice pile of round balls. No three ringers, which is unusual. The best bullet was a first of it's kind for me.Just below the cannister is an M&M #81. A 44 cal. Colt Dragoon-early type. The only piece of brass was a tent grommet. Love the F 75 for deep relic hunting. It's the deepest I've found for my ground here in Missouri.

Thanks for looking, and keep on diggin'

jimmyk in Missouri

 

[jim tn]

Very nice bunch of saves. The F 75 will hunt with the best of them, for sure. HH jim tn

 

[Ex-Sox]

You had a very good hunt! How do the fragments read and sound on the F75? Thanks

 

[jimmyk]

Frags are generally deeper (8-10inchs) and give a wide, fairly rounded tone. Solid in all directions. No fuzzy or ragged readings. They should clean up nice with electrolsys.

jimmyk in Missouri

 

[Ex-Sox]

Are they low iron tones medium tones? And what are the vdi #'s or close? Thanks again!

 

[jimmyk]

It's all metal. No tones. Just increase in loudness of threshold. Numbers were jumpy, due to the size and amount of rust on the pieces. Mostly 10-15.

jimmyk in Missouri