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  1. JCR TX

    Union 1st corps at Gettysburg.

    It is very special to know some of the real history of what you find.
  2. JCR TX

    Sword hanger and Gardiner explosive bullet

    Very interesting.
  3. JCR TX

    Impact pro interesting metal detector !

    I missed this Post also. I have the Anfibio Multi which is very similar. It’s a very versatile machine. The open gated audio is very expressive. The control panel is one of the best layouts I have used.
  4. JCR TX

    Hello i found this today. Central texas any thoughts?

    I would speculate Native American "pocket" sharpener for wooden tools. A stone for a fire drill would have rounded depressions. Those marks are manmade.
  5. JCR TX

    Is this some kind of oiler?

    Sure could be. It is in very good condition.
  6. JCR TX

    Parks, sports fields and their snak shacks

    I really only have a couple of sites where I coin shoot for older Silver and Nickels and I’m looking deep. The Vista X is good for me because I can balance the separate Gain and Threshold controls to be very stable, even in town EMI to hear the deeper coins. The fact that even the smaller coils...
  7. JCR TX

    Who got pics of the Northern lights?

    Very rare to see in East Texas.
  8. JCR TX

    Please help ID this badge, seal, strap, or whatever.

    That’s some nice early 20 th Century finds.
  9. JCR TX

    Found this today wondering what it might be

    Well, the image is a Powder Horn anyway.
  10. JCR TX

    Please help ID this badge, seal, strap, or whatever.

    That is the Nickel plated outer cover of a Hohner brand harmonic.
  11. JCR TX

    First Impressions with My DeepTech Vista

    The Vista X is an exceptional detector. If you will take the time to learn the nuances of it's audio you will be very successful with it. Be sure to use HPs that sound the best to you. Learn how the adjustments work and you can hunt any inland site.
  12. JCR TX

    Seated, Barber, Tokens and Toy Pistols

    You do find the coolest stuff. Thanks for posting.
  13. JCR TX

    Found lots of Silver.

    Nice shiny ones too.
  14. JCR TX

    Need ID help on these finds....

    Odd. A tracer round uses phosphorus You could scrape out a small pile and see if it burns brightly with a white smoke out in the open. Any idea of the location's history?
  15. JCR TX

    Need ID help on these finds....

    Those are a bit unusual. They do not quite appear to be jacketed bullets. they look like they have a wasp waist on the open end. Is the material on the inside lead or some type of compacted substance? What is the diameter of them?
  16. JCR TX

    Parks, sports fields and their snak shacks

    @Dancer How do you set your 1st & 2nd disc when hunting inland modern trash sites? I set my 1st to flop on a Nickle and 2nd to knock out up to pull tabs.
  17. JCR TX

    1851 Infantry

    Very nice.
  18. JCR TX

    Breaking in the next generation of treasure hunters.

    Special all around.
  19. JCR TX

    First Relic For 2025-2026 Season

    You and the Vista X did well. Dry here too.
  20. JCR TX

    Legend comes through......

    The Legend with V1.15 or later is very near the top of the heap if you know how to set it up for the site.
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