The Little Stuff

[ArDirtSlinger]

Afternoon all,
Took My new 9.5 Elliptical Coil for a spin today. Went to a local Battlefield Park That I know has been hunted to death since it was rediscovered in the 1970's.
Went over all the places that I had found relics or that my buddies had including 2 fire pits and a dump site on the park.
I am surprised how well this coil SLICES through the ground and how Deep it is..
Most of this was 2 - 4 inches deep and over half of it was surrounded by old nails common to the place . They have done Reenactments there for years and there's a lot of modern P. caps but after a little bit and some concentration I even stopped digging them.
Any way I'm Proud to have this Little Coil in my Kit.
Happy Hunting and GG



BTW the dime is for size comparison

 

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[vferrari]

Yeah the thing is like a laser beam. It must have been fun chasing all of those tiny lead and brass pieces with that coil AND the pinpointer. Lol.

 

[RustyGold]

Sounds like you had a great time with the elliptical coil. It's such a great coil. Good luck!

 

[G.A.P.metal]

ArDirt lot of lead finds cool !
I hear a lot about that coil,maybe in the spring.
Gary

 

[Calabash Digger]

Congrats on the coil, it will hit tiny targets.

 

[ArDirtSlinger]

Yeah the thing is like a laser beam. It must have been fun chasing all of those tiny lead and brass pieces with that coil AND the pinpointer. Lol.

A lot of the targets where so small pinpointer wouldn't pick them up. Had to wave hand fulls of dirt over the coil to retrieve them. But I don't think my TRX would have located them either.Especially the .177 pellet and the little piece of lead below it.

 

[vferrari]

Not sure if you were using the Mi6 in pitch mode (which gives it a threshold like tone), but I have found very few tiny pieces that do not register on it when in that mode vs. Tone mode. I remember finding some small gears at the beach that look like they came out of a watch mechanism. Amazing what that coil can pick up.