Metal Detecting WWII ARTILLERY SHELLS by the Abandoned Mine! 

Nice! Ive been following you from beginning. So kool seeing your son Grow up into the Hobby. He is beautiful!

Awesome video! You should definitely go back again and see if you can find a live one! 😝 JK

"Badgers? We don't need no stinking badgers!" Loved it!!! 😁

Brandon it's good to see another Dr.Tones Adventure with rounds in the ground!!!; )

Great Video and Great Adventure... Looking Forward To The Next One!

Sweet sweet video interesting finds there cool thank you

They look like 105mm howitzer shells. If you look inside and shrapnel bits you may find, you may be able to see where the lead balls had been packed in. The flat bit is where its come under pressure against the shell while detonating. The band on the bottom would have had another peice that engages the rifling. There could be a date stamped on the bottom if it cleans up.

Awesome shells and great video!

Awesome video!

Known as “canister shot” shot, usually lead or iron balls, in the 45 to 50 caliber range, fired from 105MM artillery rounds.

Another great video. Thanks for sharing. Love from Sparks Nevada.

Hey brandon. Where did you get that coil cable? Is it black and red? Would love to buy one.

Hay Dr. I'm still on my Germany trip and got a big old German 88 round [live] Didn't get the best video of it, just way to excited to probably work the camera 👍🤪👍

Thank you Brandon for another great trip. I have a few of those big shells I found in the state just east of you, they (ones I found are from WW2) practice area. Lead balls you found are indeed the "round" from inside. I hope you go back, the timing device on the end is solid brass and REALLY COOL looking also cone shaped like you would expect. I use one I found as a door stop:) If you clean up the blunt end(and if it's in good shape) there should be a stamped flaming b*mb symbol. Great finds! Please let me know what you find out.

🤪👍nice guy's

Soo cool luv your channel you should do a year finds that would be really cool or even a whole collection

Question might you be able to make a video on Using a a pinpointer please some folks in our club are having difficulty understanding it thanks for all your help and knowledge

Whoa. Old school RU-vidr upload!!

where is the DIGGLER

Shrapnel, Doc.

Glad they didn't go boom! You should leave the boy with momma if you go back there😳

That’s exciting stuff. I’ve been Metal detecting for 20 years. And I can honestly say I’ve never found one. 1 million shotgun buttons in Michigan. LOL Great fines and great fun. Your boy sure has a natural curiosity. And he enjoys the hunt!! That’s the real treasure. Thanks