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  1. Sand Sifter

    Carbon Fiber Travel or Straight Shaft for Xtreme Sand Scoop?

    It’s time that I upgrade my old 6” round sand scoop and after researching a variety of available scoops, I’ve decided to go with the Xtreme SS Surf Master Plus. The scoop comes with a carbon fiber shaft, in either a 1-piece straight shaft, or a 2-piece shaft for travel. I really like the idea...
  2. Sand Sifter

    Regarding the Lack of Finds on the Beach

    I recently came back to detecting after a few years hiatus and have noticed a lot of posts on the forums about the lack of Gold & Rings found on the beach. I’ve seen some posts saying that the detectorist used to find 70 or so rings in a typical season, but now they’re lucky to get 5 or 6. Lots...
  3. Sand Sifter

    Anyone run a Minelab Sovereign AND X-Terra Elite on the beach?

    I’ve been running my Sovereign Elite with 12x10 SEF Butterfly coil on beaches for the last 10+ years. I also have the 15X12 SEF, but after using it on several beach hunts, I went back to using my 12x10 SEF and it’s been on my shaft for the last 8 or 9 years. I bought my Sovereign used but have...
  4. Sand Sifter

    I think I saw a Minelab X-Terra Elite on The Curse of Oak Island

    I’ve been watching the Curse of Oak Island every week for the last 12 years, since Episode #1. Several years ago, maybe 5 or 6 or 7, I can’t remember for sure, lol, but Gary Drayton joined the team, which brought metal detecting to Oak Island and a popular TV program. I knew who he was as soon...
  5. Sand Sifter

    Disappearing Signal Tip for Newbie Beach Hunters

    Here's a tip for those new to hunting beaches, especially on dry sand. I started hunting beaches probably about 14 or 15 years ago, and in my first year, I was primarily hunting dry sand. There was 1 thing that first year that would drive me nuts. I'd get a good signal, take my first scoop of...
  6. Sand Sifter

    Jumping back in after a few years hiatus

    Greetings fellow detectorists & veterans, I’m Mike (Sand Sifter), Air Force vet from Maryland. I’m not new to metal detecting but I recently joined this Forum as I’m coming back after a few years hiatus. I started detecting 57 years ago when I was 10, my first detector was a Heathkit that we...
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