I got hosed today.

predrunner · Jul 30, 2014

Well I guess not hosed but nozzled. :yes:

I have found quite a few of these but this was ridiculous today. I have never seen one without the threaded end like the one in the middle. I'm not sure if it is a real old garden hose or maybe the end of a fire extinguisher but it seems like it would be too big for a fire extinguisher.

Also the little .22 casings drove me nuts. Even with a pinpointer they are a definite pain in the but to find.

ks coyote · Jul 30, 2014

Congrats on the nice nozzles. That middle one is cool.

H Desert Digger · Jul 30, 2014

I'm going to guess and say the middle nozzle is probably somewhat of an antique....hope you enjoyed your hosing off.....

HDD

Ice Scratcher · Jul 30, 2014

Nice work!!

.22 shells are even more of a pain in the water!

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Carlo · Jul 30, 2014

Huh.... What are the odds of digging three in one day lol
That brass certainly gives a good tone on my detector, I'm sure it is the same on yours

predrunner · Jul 30, 2014

I've found quite a few. Hunting abandoned houses they are pretty common to find. I save all of them but really like the old ones.

crusader234 · Jul 30, 2014

The middle nozzles a looker!

matmit · Jul 30, 2014

Excellent job finding the brass today!
Clean up those nozzles and see if they work, those cost about $35 each :shock:

jack&jill · Jul 30, 2014

I have a few of them (nozzles) In my collection also. Cleaned most of them up and they seem to work fine. Jack

I got hosed today.

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