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Infinium LS
- Thread starter Jim in MA
- Start date
The Infinium does very well in hunted out places. It's really surprising what other "Top Of The Line" detectors leave behind. I have experienced your scenario many times. 
Muddyshoes
New member
Nice finds, Jim!
dahut said:John, you are amazing.
Very nice effort, Jim. That is enough iron crap for any one man - does that imply there was no nonferrous garbage?
There was a 20 x 20 foot area that was loaded with hair pins way more than the rest of the beach.
I checked with the elders of the lake they told me many years ago there were 2 docks about 50 feet apart
that were used by the swim team. so now I asuuume that the hair pins would fall off when they would dive in,
Yes I did find a number of small brass buttons.
HH Jim