Heavy duty scoop ?

kieser sousa/rip

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47thelement

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From the conditions you are describing you may want to check out scoops made by the caterpillar manufacturing company. They are a little heavy but, I'm sure they will get through the gravel and rock you are describing.
 

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kieser sousa/rip

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Just did a search and couldent find what you described ? ...it gave me a link right back to this post. :help:
 

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I've never used one but those SunSpot scoops look pretty tough. Maybe someone one here can give a review.

Good luck

NJ
 

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kieser sousa/rip said:
Just did a search and couldent find what you described ? ...it gave me a link right back to this post. :help:
I think he was joking, here is the only caterpillar scoop that i'm familiar with-

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I've used many different scoops and have settled on the Sunspot Stealth for most bottom conditions. They hold up great and I've never broken a handle.

http://www.gold-scoop.com/thescoop.html
 

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kieser sousa/rip

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N.J.THer said:
I've never used one but those SunSpot scoops look pretty tough. Maybe someone one here can give a review.

Good luck

NJ
Sandman said:
I've used many different scoops and have settled on the Sunspot Stealth for most bottom conditions. They hold up great and I've never broken a handle.

http://www.gold-scoop.com/thescoop.html

Thanks y'all...appretiate it :thumbsup:
 

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Sandman is dead on 99.99 % of the time!! But the Miller maybe another op for gravel, pebbles... bigger stones...not sure

 

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OBN said:
Sandman is dead on 99.99 % of the time!! But the Miller maybe another op for gravel, pebbles... bigger stones...not sure

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzFvo-Jt8Oc

Nice scoop...that one looks like it would definately do well in gravel.

I laughed when they stated that 1/2 an ounce of Gold is about $200 worth. I may look back at the historic price of gold just to date the video.

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OBN.... can you still get a Miller scoop?? I know a few people who have them, but they aint letting go of them. I also noticed those guys are sure working close together with their detectors. What detectors were they using?

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