nothing to special but not bad for a guy in a wheelchair

[WHEELS39]

looks like a bobby pin it reads made in usa rust proof

wood love to know the age

 

[Minrelica]

I wood guess bobby pin as well. 60's - 70's?

Welcome.. How long have you been detecting?

 

[kc10bull]

Welcome to TNet, tons of information on here, looking forward to more posts!

 

[TENNESSEEGAL]

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looks like a bobby pin it reads made in usa rust proof

wood love to know the age

Welcome! Nice to meet you wheels!

 

[oldsalty19]

 

[Xhunter911]

def a hair pin or bobby pi, only reason I know is my mother was a hair dresser and I used to shoot those metal hair pins all over the house when I was a kid.. they would stick right in the drywall with a strong enough rubber band to launch it!!!

 

[Billinoregon]

Welcome Wheels! Would love to know something about your technique. Have a good buddy in a chair who took his first deer with a bow a couple of years ago and has also rigged his chair for concealed carry, so I know you can always find a workaround. I just received my Minelab 705. Which machine are you running?
By the way, those fancy spring-loaded bobby pins are great for clamping on your little brother's ears ...

 

[TommNJ]

Not bad at all !


TommNJ

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

Sorry, but I'm having my doubts.
Carl

 

[Universal Jim]

 

[wcallis]

can you post a different view of it with dimentiond.

 

[Dig Daddy]

Welcome to TNet Wheels, go man go.

 

[WHEELS39]

about 15 years wit

 

[WHEELS39]

hillarious xhunter

 

[WHEELS39]

bill i use my scooter to detect and use sticks as markers once i find about 10 spots i use my manual chair to get down and dig i use an xterra