Doc Bach

Sorry about doubling up on the photos this is my 1st attempt at this

I found this little beaut a few years ago out in the middle of BFE where it had no earthly business being.I decided that it would be better to leave it where It behind rather than to pack it out a half a mile over rough terrain and kayak the four miles back to my truck with it.Do you have any thoughts or advice about retrieving it and keeping around?

That'll do i carry a Kimber Eclipse Custom 11 10 mm.myself.

I believe that's correct Jeff... they also took the opportunity to show off the new pulse uni probe from Detectorpro which looks intriguing by the way.Anyway thanks for posting the no B.S. video I enjoyed watching it.D.B.

In my opinion it would be very beneficial for covert night hunting.

Well said Bill. His digging buddy Phillip the Nox is a Guru with the 800 I'm curious to see if he will upgrade to Manticore.

Sometimes that Cat comes across as being a half a bubble off of being plumb.However his videos are entertaing and well made.

If it's allowed to say what is the brand name? At 72 my right hip smarts a little now and again.

Old news = Sore subject

Old news= Sore subject.😩

Not to mention click bait which is very annoying.

Very nice indeed.

Awesome and thanks!

Great review and information Colonel D.Would you by chance use the XP 280 backpack to transport your detector in and if so does the new shaft fit comfortably? I have already posed this question to Steve via e.mail and of course he can build me one any length that I desire but it would be good to have the extra length or even longer and know that it will fit inside of the pack.Maybe you or some other forum members will know.Thanks D.B.

Better yet Thomas Tusser.

Really!And what was that catchy phrase again, that P.T.Barnum made famous?

The first one of those photos that I ever came across I thought to myself man those nugget hunter cats are gnarly! They carry dog biscuits in their mess kits!

Killer buckle a real zinger!

Sometimes those pesky little juvenile delenquents and miscreants can be useful.I had a similar experience back in 1977 at the local town park where I grew up here in Northern Ca.

Now that's first class,very creative!

No help....But those cockeyed things can be temperamental and aggravating at times.Maybe Gary from xp will chime in and provide some insight for you?

Very good topic with an interesting history and excellent finds as well. It's always good to see something just a little different.

Damm son! You might want to change your handle to Sasquatch!

I'm not embarrassed or ashamed to admit it but I sort of fall into the category of Dick Stouts post.If there was a metal detectors anonymous organization I would most likely join an go through the twelve step program.But that being said the Axiom is on my current wish list.I am strictly a relic and early coins hunter and unlike most have a passion for digging big and deep iron because sometimes it leads to far better things like bottles and so forth.

Crank em down extra tight Blokes.Just before the warranty gives out.