Today's CW digs

[steve in so la]

Spent 6 hours today swinging the Shadow X2. Got 3 eagle buttons, several percussion caps, a few fired bullets, some buckshot and some cartridges. The deer horn is in perfect condition - I'll give it to a friend who designs gourds - he can maybe use it in conjunction with one.
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[Joe G]

OK, I'll come and visit you sometime

Nice digs Steve!

 

[Greg from Mi.]

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[Pete in MI]

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[minelab marcus]

Nice finds!
God bless and HH!
MM

 

[shakerdave]

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[MI$$OURI BETTY]

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[Mike Chgo area]

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[SoArk]

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[Mike from MI Iron Brigade]

Love seeing that stuff, and can't wait to be swingin in VA again!

 

[steve in so la]

moved up to the 5 as I am very happy with the X2. It doesn't work as well as my Fisher for all non-relic things tho. steve

 

[SoArk]

Steve,

I started out doing nothing but coin hunting with my dad.... back in 1986. I bought a Garrett Freedom II Coin Commander. It was a great little machine, too. When I moved into south Arkansas I met up with a couple of guys that relic hunted... Civil War Relics. I still used that same machine until '95 when I got Garrett's Grand Master Hunter CX III...used that until a year or so ago... when I got the X-5. I love it. Troy has put out some great machines!

Blessings,

Kim