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:usaflag: New Scoop!! :detecting:

Cupajo

Active member
Most of the time over the years I have been detecting I have built those tools etc needed to make the task of searching and recovery easier.

Sometimes though it makes sense to go with equipment that is available, rather than spend time and effort "re-inventing the wheel".

I wanted a smaller scoop than the one I have been using for so many years to have smaller loads to lift and allow me to hunt longer without getting exhausted.

I saw this scoop mentioned on another forum as available on E-Bay and ordered one as it looked like a great buy.

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It is well made of sturdy materials and at $99.00 the price was right.

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It is of 14Ga. S/S, 7
 
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Hi Mikie,

I plan to really give this scoop a hard workout to see how it (and I) will hold up.

I do like the loop style handle though as I built on the old scoop and may opt for that in the future on this scoop.

My old scoop still works fine too, but I was looking for one that is a bit lighter and with a little less capacity for easier lifting.

CJ
 
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