Cav Carbine Sling Buckle,d2,first Plug Of The Day

[Commonwealthdetector]

Hey fellas,

       It's been a bit since my last post! Still here lurking in the shadows though! 

      I've had pretty crap luck on good finds but detecting is still my therapy and I've bopper around steadily. Combined with point lookin!

      Yesterday evening got off work in (al) was close to the field of dreams so I headed for her! Got out,shot the crap with owner and set up 2 d2s or one remote and 9" unit and the ws6,wsa and 11×13 strapped my pads on and took off!

        About 10 steps in 93,94,96 93 signal was sounding much like some frustration materials but that's high numbers so I dug. Probably 13" down this baby popped out and I was a happy son of a buck! 

      Wild this spot is as bullets and many things are 3" deep so this find tells me I need a damn earth moving company to stack the relics! Lol 

        Made my day,week and broke my whiny butt no good finds mentality! 

    Be safe fellas and enjoy

[Commonwealthdetector]

Hey guys,

      Besides death,broken sling how would these soldiers go about losing a buckle? I get many ways so I guess I'm asking is it more likely buckles,chess pieces,worked bullets,and you know stuff other then bullets are in and around living quarters of a redoubt or stockade!?

         4 skirmish battles took place in this spot (railroad bridge) occupied with 20/30 dudes but had many coming and going even changing from yank to reb. I've found alot and it's so covered in iron I know there's much more then I've found over 5 years. Depending on day,my attention,my swings I walk over and over same limited area and never fail popping things and every time I walk over a spot I wrote off I pop more so I know whr I've found most buttons (pretty concentrated) whr I found officer coat and cuff (off away from other buttons) box plate,horse shoes,seemingly a pile of Williams cleaners,sheeting like tin and so on and I'd like to create the space in my head and need yalls help.

[Sirius]

Nice turkey! Thanksgiving came early this year!