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[johnnywayne]

Old Revolutionary Fort was found in GA when some Medal Dectorists did a 4 mile grid to find it. It looks like one of the hunters was using a Tesoro and others used Garrets among others.

Link to article

http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/archaeologists-in-ga-say-theyve-found-remains-of-frontier-fort-in-revolutionary-war-battle/2013/05/05/10ae21ec-b594-11e2-b568-6917f6ac6d9d_story.html

http://news.yahoo.com/photos/feb-17-2013-photo-provided-lamar-institute-archaeologists-photo-163140460.html (with picture)

 

[bewhole]

The guy in the pic has a Compadre with a 8" coil on it. So they must be good for relic hunting.

 

[still.diggin]

Hate to pop the bubble here on the one you think is a Tesoro, as much as I love my Tesoros. The machine in the far background is a Nautilus, the middle one is a Garrett, and the one closest to the viewer is a Fisher. I believe 1265-X, you can tell by the forearm cup and if you look closely at the s-curve you can see the black handgrip behind it. Also the where the upper and lower rods connect looks like the older Fisher.

Later On,

Shawn(TX)