About to start beach/water hunting. My scoop enough?

flphil

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• Jun 15, 2018

• #41

A good scoop is worth every penny. I might hunt slow but I want an extremely fast target recovery. 200.00 scoop is cheap if it saves 10 secs ea target and I believe it saves a lot more then that. HH, phil

 

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ROBOTCOP13

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• Jun 15, 2018

• #42

Yeah, lifting the full bucket of wet sand is another consideration, especially when you know you got a gold ring and you don't want to lose it.

Controlling that full bucket of wet sand is important until you get a chance to drain it out in a controlled manner, even one-handed.


That's where a good assist handle is important

 

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brncofan

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• Jun 15, 2018

• #43

get a stealth scoop you cant go wrong it will pay for itself many times over mine has

 

Magicmantx

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• Jun 16, 2018

• #44

The 200 for the scoop will be the cheap part . The divorce lawyer caused by me paying 200 for another accessory is where the real expense will be LOL. Now if I can sneak it in and then find her a big diamond ring I might just get away with it. What to do??????

 

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• Jun 17, 2018

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magicmantx said:

the 200 for the scoop will be the cheap part . The divorce lawyer caused by me paying 200 for another accessory is where the real expense will be lol. Now if i can sneak it in and then find her a big diamond ring i might just get away with it. What to do??????

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