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Found the second part of the buckle?

JimmyCT

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Went back out (7-29-18 ) and hunted the same spot where I found part of a buckle? My goal was to dig any repeatable signal no matter the TID number. Wasn't there 5 minutes and received a TID of 8 on my E800. Dug a couple of inches and found an eyelet. Rescanned the hole and found another one and another one etc. Scanned the hole again and now I am receiving a higher reading of 15 TID. Sure enough I find the other piece of the buckle ( I think? I am not a die hard relic hunter so I am hoping someone can chime in and confirm)
First buckle piece
 
n/t
 
Nice perseverance. I always recheck every dig and often pop something else that might have been masked by previous item. Peace Roy
 
brianc577 said:
Yep, you found it, let other chime in but I think a WW2 web belt.

I concur. It's a WWII & Korea era military pistol belt. All of the metal parts should be brass.
 
Thank you for the comments and to all those that assisted with identification!
 
Still used these on our "duty belts" when I entered the Navy in '62'. Had to wear one "for real" while still in "chivies" the first night in boot camp doing fire watch. Also have one now to hang my trash bag and Lesch tool on when hunting treasure.
 
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