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Category: Sand Scoop

link to Where To Buy Metal Detectors

Where To Buy Metal Detectors

You can buy metal detectors in a number of ways. Whether you decide on a new one, a used one, a local purchase, or online, they are out there waiting for you. You can buy a metal detector through...

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link to Sand Scoop for Metal Detecting

Sand Scoop for Metal Detecting

Sand scoops are extremely useful when metal detecting in sandy areas. This is primarily at beaches but could be useful in fields with very dry, loose, fine sandy dirt. Picking the right one isn't...

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About Me

Hi, my name is Mike. I have an old, reliable Bounty Hunter 840 that I started metal detecting with during the '80s. I learned a lot back then and even though I took a break from it for a while, I recently jumped back in. Now, I'm researching new products, meeting new detectorists, and sharing what I know with anyone who's interested in metal detectors. Welcome. Let's start digging!
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