Well after beach hunting for 14 years I finally found one!!!!

[Bud-sc]

It was 2 feet down in the wet sand. The police have it now.

 

[MuddyMo]

Looks like a m&p, nice gun!

 

[JC99328]

Can you get it back?

 

[Bud-sc]

Can you get it back?

Probably not because it "might" been used in a crime.

 

[Mark kus]

Probably not because it "might" been used in a crime.

They will never know after being buried

 

[laplander]

Mother nature has been a little rough on that one. How was your PD to deal with, did they come out and pick it up?
HH Jeff

 

[fwcrawford]

That is quite the find… I bet you were surprised to see that in the scoop!
Looks to be too far gone to to restore.

 

[Bud-sc]

Mother nature has been a little rough on that one. How was your PD to deal with, did they come out and pick it up?
HH Jeff

Great...took about 5 minutes and was back to swinging....

 

[rick in mi]

Wow never found a gun in one piece. Nice find... hhricknmi

 

[Odanscoils]

Probably not because it "might" been used in a crime.

You could always file claim on it.
With some new parts could be restored.

 

[jim tn]

"might," I would want that sucker back. If nothing else, its a great conversation piece and for sure, real guns don't show up detecting all that often. If not used in a crime, and the Police may never know, they will just eventually dispose of it. HH jim tn

 

[mepot101]

Magazine and all, I wonder if it's loaded?

 

[Bud-sc]

Magazine and all, I wonder if it's loaded?

Oh yeah it was....that's I picked up with the D2!!! The D2 picked up the bullets in the magazine!!

 

[Rummy]

Good conversation piece, for sure. Not worth restoring as it's fire damaged there for unsafe.

 

[Rummy]

I would not bother, It would cost more that It's worth.