Monthly Archives: June 2013
Garrett Pro Pointer
The Garrett Pro Pointer is one of the top pinpointers used in metal detecting. It is sturdy, water resistant, and accurate pinpointer that won't disappoint. It has an audible alert that increases with intensity the closer you get to the target. It can pinpoint through the tip and on the probe sides to find that … Continue reading »
Coin Probe
A coin probe or simply “probe” can be used to “pop out” or locate a shallow target like a coin or other object without digging a hole. Some detectorists will find an object with their metal detector and upon realizing it is a shallow target will gently insert a probe, usually a screwdriver type tool … Continue reading »
Metal detecting Shovels
There are many different shovels that can be used while metal detecting available, from the expensive to the not so expensive. Depending on the type of digging, amount of digging, and your budget, you will decide on which shovel you will need. Here are some of the more popular choices; Lesche Ground Shark Model 38 Shovel This hand … Continue reading »
Code of Ethics
Metal Detecting Code of Ethics. #1 I will respect private property and will not metal detect without the property owner's permission. #2 I will not destroy property, buildings or what is left of ghost towns and deserted structures. #3 I will not litter, always pack out what I take in and remove … Continue reading »
Beach Metal Detecting Tips
Some quick pointers For Beach Metal Detecting; Imagine the treasure that can be found on a saltwater beach. Imagine not only the jewelry and coins that people lose, but the ship wrecks from the past, or other historical items that have washed ashore only to be buried in the sand again. I'll give you a … Continue reading »
Hand Trowels
There are many different hand trowels or hand held digging tools used while metal detecting available, from the expensive to the not so expensive. Depending on the type of digging, amount of digging, and your budget, you will decide on which digger you will need. Here are some of the more popular choices; Lesche Digging … Continue reading »
Vibra Probe
This pinpointer is my personal favorite! It is tough as nails and can be submerged under water to 100 feet deep, can be used in mud and has no switches to wear out. I like the idea that it is vibrate only and therefore it is quiet and doesn’t draw attention to you as some … Continue reading »