Great Way To Break In A Time Ranger

[Curious The George]

I received my new Bounty Hunter Time Ranger yesterday. Took it out near the house this morning to learn how to use the controls on it. There is an area that likely has been used as a swimming hole since the 1830's or so. I found a fishing lure, some 22 brass, a marble size wad of lead that looks like it has tooth marks in it from someone chewing on it and an assortment of other junk.

I got a good strong signal on this, just didn't believe it was anything other than a piece of aluminum can. The Time Ranger told me it was a $.50 piece but I didn't buy into it, to my sorrow. I put a nice scratch on the back of it with my probe.

I think the Time Ranger is a keeper. Don't know about the operator though.

 

[dex378]

Live and learn, Great find!!!

 

[Detectingfreak]

Very nice job on the silver half dollar!!!

 

[DD-777]

Congrats on the Franklin!!! Dig 'em up...

 

[crazyjarhead]

Sweet Ben Franklin

 

[SC_hunter]

Nice looking Ben. Seems like you have learned the TR right off the bat.

 

[olepossum]

hey what quality is the biunty hunter prospector dx?

 

[Curious The George]

oldpossum, If that question is directed towards me, I have no idea. Perhaps some Bounty Hunter experts will join in.

 

[EDDE]

hey Mac were you the guy on arfcom a week or so ago asking about detectors ?

 

[Curious The George]

hey Mac were you the guy on arfcom a week or so ago asking about detectors ?

Nope, don't know what arfcom is.
Mac