VOL1266-X
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- Northern Middle Tennessee
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- Fisher 1266-X, F75 X 2
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- Relic Hunting
Between Tennessee rain showers last week, I managed to get in 4 short hunts. I hunted twice with Dman, made a solo trip, and hunted on Friday with Tim G. Two different U.S. CW Camps were hunted. The top two rows of relics in the first pic came from a camp where the soldiers were issued .54 cal. rifles. Last weeks finds are not that impressive since brass was a premium find with only a small pack or harness brad coming out of the second camp.
Most people put their pennies and loose change in a jar. Since I started relic hunting 13 years ago, I have saved fired bullets, damaged bullets, and campfire lead. Out of curiosity, I weighed the lead that was in three jars. It weighed 11 pounds. I have probably given away 2-3 more pounds of fired bullets to friends and school kids when I made CW History presentations at schools over the years.
Merry Christmas and may you make great finds in 2009!!!
2008 CW Relic count=175 YTD
Most people put their pennies and loose change in a jar. Since I started relic hunting 13 years ago, I have saved fired bullets, damaged bullets, and campfire lead. Out of curiosity, I weighed the lead that was in three jars. It weighed 11 pounds. I have probably given away 2-3 more pounds of fired bullets to friends and school kids when I made CW History presentations at schools over the years.
Merry Christmas and may you make great finds in 2009!!!
2008 CW Relic count=175 YTD
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And here I am proud to have found a couple of those bullets! 








