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Home made coin popper - nice!
- Thread starter Nortonics
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What Khouse said, feel and sound, the coin surface is generally more smooth then a rock also the sound when you hit a coin in completely different.
When shallow I pinpoint the target then use a pinpointer to find the outer edge of it. Then I pry it right up.
With shallow I mean approx >3", aka approx under 3 inches of depth. (I have a Falcon MD-20 as a pinpointer)
A plug is when you make a hole in a "horseshoe" form meaning it is still attached to part of the grass. See video for a plug:
Like here is an example of a plug
Hope it helps,
Eu
When shallow I pinpoint the target then use a pinpointer to find the outer edge of it. Then I pry it right up.
With shallow I mean approx >3", aka approx under 3 inches of depth. (I have a Falcon MD-20 as a pinpointer)
A plug is when you make a hole in a "horseshoe" form meaning it is still attached to part of the grass. See video for a plug:
Like here is an example of a plug
Hope it helps,
Eu
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I also like the hinged plug,cut three sides at desired depth, lift plug remove prize,with no scratches or nicks,lay grass back down, step on it,ruff grass a little water if needed and move on.I have tried popping them out like Bill and others do but just dose'nt work for me. I guess its all good if it works and dose'nt waste the grass. H.H. 
Kevin
Kevin