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So you think the Ace 150/250's can't relic hunt? :shrug:
- Thread starter khouse
- Start date
I have done some relic hunting with the 250. I wasn't in the right spot for any goodies but I like the fact of digging targets with a shovel. I just posted this vid because I have seen a post or two wondering about the 250 and relics. Also I thought it was cool to see that many aces in one spot being used. No one want to be blown up but those finds were pretty cool.
Mick in Dubbo
New member
Very impressive Kenny. I guess that the Ace is a "GUN" machine!
My wife obtained her Estonian citizenship when she was over there with her family a few years back.
Mick Evans.
My wife obtained her Estonian citizenship when she was over there with her family a few years back.Mick Evans.
lordmarcovan
New member
Love the pet chicken.
Those battlefield relics are rather eerie, considering how often people on the Eastern Front find human remains with their relics!
Spooky, but fascinating.
I also love watching or reading about ANY detecting done in Europe.
And I am gratified that I could actually watch that, here from work. Our company's server was blocking Photobucket and Youtube and all sorts of sites. I shouldn't have been able to watch that, but I was able to, which means they've relaxed the filters!
Those battlefield relics are rather eerie, considering how often people on the Eastern Front find human remains with their relics!
Spooky, but fascinating.
I also love watching or reading about ANY detecting done in Europe.
And I am gratified that I could actually watch that, here from work. Our company's server was blocking Photobucket and Youtube and all sorts of sites. I shouldn't have been able to watch that, but I was able to, which means they've relaxed the filters!