Finally found a ring I can use

[Xraywolf]

Pretty rare for me to find a ring I like and fits, this .925 iron cross is an exception.

Looked like a crayfish apocalypse there, 100's if not 1,000's of claws strewn around, mostly victims of seagulls and other winged predators I presume.

 

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[billb]

Well Done congratulations thanks for sharing this with us take care out there

 

[BallsDeep]

Nice Silver! congrats!

 

[CASPER-2]

Nice save!...I found a huge iron cross silver ring down at SOuth bch Fla. waters few yrs back
it weighed exactly one ounce - it was a monster - shouldve heard the cluck it made in the scoop
thought it was a large rock

 

[CASPER-2]

here's a pick of it here
hate to get punched with something like that at the end of a fist
(finds from a 4 day trip to Fla.) all from waters

 

[islamoradamark]

That is a good lookin ring

 

[hamiddetecting]

Nice

 

[Xraywolf]

Always nice to find something other than foil/pulltabs, I think some of these rings geared towards bikers are designed as noggin knockers for sure. Nice to find but I'd sure never wear one that large and heavy.

I was packing light, didn't even have or need a sand scoop, alls I had besides the detector was a pinpointer and 5 in 1 digging tool. Most of the sand is nearly unsiftable so a sand scoop would not have done much good, and when I do alot of swinging I like to rotate arms occasionally, which would be more difficult if I had to lug around a scoop. [I know some guys have difficulty or can't squat/bend so don't have the option to detect a beach without a scoop] Primarily swing right handed but have no problem switching to left when needed. I swept this area pretty good last fall and didn't expect to find much and didn't, besides the ring [which I am shocked I missed last fall] found just a few pulltabs, some foil a quarter and penny.