Italian Beretta WWI

[darkkitten2000]

HI,
here it is, an Italian Beretta found in carbonate sand of Sochia river bank, almost 1m deep, DBP2010.

regards,
d.

 

[dave5339]

Now that is a cool find!

Semper Fi

 

[Gunny71]

Wow, that is a cool find! Still loaded even.

 

[Mackaydon]

Careful, one may still be in the chamber.

 

[rogues71]

nice find

 

[ohiograndpa]

Thats an exceptional find.. Still loaded.

 

[swent1]

awsome find that gun will look great in a display case

 

[fathead]

Gun for sale:

Never been fired.

Only dropped once!




Great find, three feet+ of digging, you earned it.

-Fathead

 

[aa battery]

ohhhh yea!!!

 

[wwace]

now that is really cool, the profile looks just like my Berretta 92F

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Neat find! Slovenia must be an interesting place to detect. HH, Mike

 

[shaun7]

Great find

 

[DMN]

How did that signal come up? 3 feet is a pretty good depth!
Nice find.

 

[darkkitten2000]

Yup, the DBP2010 is an excelent PI, the best i ever seen or built, with 1m x1m coil, this gun could be found up to good 6 feet in carbonate sand, in forrest soil 3 or 4 feet could be a problem. There was a Italian/ Avsto-Hungarian front line (12 havy battles) and stuff like this is common, literaly tons of this stuff are everywhere, could be as deep as 15 feet or even more. Some areas use to be literally covered with dead bodies, cannon lines, deep storage werhouses, shelters, trunches....... If i take my Miner4 with small probe (4 feet only) i get a signal on every square meter (3 feet). And there is unexploded material to watch out.... (and even today can still pritty much explode when not handled properly, exidents are common).

regards,
d.

 

[Trond]

nice find

 

[pennyfarmer]

Gun for sale:

Never been fired.

Only dropped once!




Great find, three feet+ of digging, you earned it.

-Fathead

Owned by a nice French fellow. LOL

 

[Rickiowa2009]

Interesting find

 

[Brian(upstateNY-Central Fla.)]

She put up a fight for sure