How good are your pinpointing skills?

[WHADIFIND]

Mine seem to be getting pretty good.

Went back to the mansion for a short hunt. Still, not a lot of finds but I'll take them all day long. LOL

Here's the group:



And, after an initial bath:














This one's gonna need a long soak.

But, about that question in the title? I had a clean "quarter hit" and knelt down to collect what I assumed to be a clad quarter since it was so shallow. I pin pointed, cut a 4 inch deep plug, slipped my knife under and started to pry the plug up.

This is what I saw. I grabbed the camera one handed so I could keep the plug right where it was:







Pretty good shot! Even if I do say so my own self. LOL




Thanks for peeking!

HH!

 

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[Valley Ranger]

Nice!

 

[Lanny in AB]

Fun finds! Nicely done.

All the best,

Lanny

 

[oxbowbarefoot]

My pinpointing skills:
With an Ace 250: Good
With an AT-Pro: Great
With an Excalibur: OK (better once I learned the Minelab wabble)
With the Deus: Masterful (But I still make a huge plug when I don't have to worry about a lawn, just in case)

 

[bblaha]

Love the silver. Awesome finds keep it up

 

[Beach Hunter]

nice finds, I just bought a cent tech pin pointer at Harbor Freight tools, and it helps. hh

 

[Gunrunner61]

WHADIFIND,
Man your pinpointing skills are dead on! And your finds are killer also, Keep hitting it hard...............................HH

 

[WHADIFIND]

WHADIFIND,
Man your pinpointing skills are dead on! And your finds are killer also, Keep hitting it hard...............................HH

Yeah, pretty good shot huh. I'm just lucky I didn't put the knife straight through Miss Liberty! LOL

Thanks! I will keep hitting it but not "hard". I'm having too much fun, gonna keep this one nice and relaxed.

HH!

 

[DJWEHAGE]

I wish all targets came out that easily!

 

[oxbowbarefoot]

In the words of Lord Vader: "Impressive. Most impressive."