Scouting out a concealed WW2 German Arctic Base. Found some great relics!
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Last video of our recent trip to the Arctic region of Norway. In search for WW2 relics, my friends Jan and Kim took us to one of their great permissions. A German WW2 army base, where the Germans hung out during the war, protecting this strategic important area from invaders.
Bunker Ben didn't even need a metal detector to find a great relic which you will see in the beginning of the video. I really need to go door to door there someday, to see if we can become the Norwegian WWII Pickers.
With the day started of good, I knew we would have a good day with a special find. And we did!
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FAQ:
-Do you report things found to the authorities?
Yes, all nasty things found like UXO's and finds that could be important from an archaeology perspective are reported to the local authorities.
-Do you sell finds?
I am a collector myself so I hardly sell relics. But if I do then I'll post it on the social media pages or think about becoming a Patron, because I'll share finds with my Patrons (check out the Patreon website for details).
-How do you gain permission for metal detecting?
Check out local laws regarding metal detecting and get permission from the landowner. Or hook up with a local metal detecting club in the area you would like to detect and get your information from them. (I stopped responding to questions like this all together, I'm not google..)
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-What metal detector do you use?
The Garrett Ace Apex with a bigger coil or the Garrett AT Max.
-Camera?
Go Pro 7, Go Pro 10 and a Sony handy cam
-What is on your bucket list?
Hitler's lost gold or the missing gold train everybody is searching for. But until then I am happy with whatever pops up, I even enjoy finding landmines... :-s
-What channels do you recommend?
The best diggers the Gods provided:
Chris' channel, metaldetectingWW2Battlegrounds
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Deep Digger Dan:
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Viking Jan:
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@The History Underground
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Personal friend and a big support to the channel, Anton's Hardware:
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The door was one of the front panels to a German SD. KFZ. 251 halftrack. These could be lifted for the driver to drive or lowered for some armored protection if needed. Really cool finds today would love to do this one day.
Rifle cleaning kit one side has solvent, the other has oil
These finds are cool. I’m a big history nutt…so it’s fun watching these items being brought back…so much history there!
another surprising video, hugs guys, continue showing us those relics that take us back so many years. kisses from the Canary Islands.👍🏻😘
Thanks for another great adventure.
As always, thank you for coming by Phil! Appreciate your support over the years
Ok the fact that the cigarette debris was still stuck on that ash tray is cool in its own respect . I have always dreamed of going to metal detect WW2 artifacts so thanks for doing the hard work and sharing it with us 👍 the west coast of the US the oldest stuff I find is from old loggers 🤣
that ashtray was cool. As if time stood still. Thanks for dropping by!
As a couple others have stated, the small bottle with two caps is a Mosin Nagant oil and solvent container. It tis a divided container
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Thank for coming byin the premiere chat. Hope the subs were any good?
@@IronMikeMetaldetecting it was fine thanks
You’re enthusiasm is infectious!
thank youuuuuuuuuu!! ;)
10:20…. It’s a Russian M91/30 Mosin-Nagant oil can military issued. They use them to lubricate their rifles. I have many of them for my M91/30’s….
Cool, thanks for helping me out!
Super video thanks guys.
Thanks for your view and kind comment Joe. Appreciate it.
Thats a very unusual find in Norway. Its a double sided Russian oiler/ solvent container. Used for their service rifles.
yes it is. Most have been taken from the eastern front as a souvenir. We did found a Eastern front medal at the same spot last year.
@@IronMikeMetaldetecting That medal would be an exciting find for sure. There must have been a german division there that fought in the east as well. As I doubt any Ostruppen would be in Norway.
For Mosin Nagant 7.62x54
@@johndaut2838 One of those was packed with my 1945 M44. Early 2000's it cost around $100 and came with a date appropriate leather sling and ammo strip clip holders for your belt. Lots of cosmoline and likely never saw any action based on the stock and barrel rifling.
What a condition of the iron cross!
Awesome! Our crosses are mostly ruined by rust😔
Nice video, thx for sharing
You have a bunker close by!! Because those items aren't used outdoors. The bottle with 2 tops, is an lubricant bottle for the Mosin-Nagant rifle.
Yes there was a bunker nearby. With items, you meen the lids?
Thanks for another great metal detecting adventure!!
My pleasure, thanks for coming by.
That iron cross, wow! Nice video and the Channel looks great so will be digging in. New sub.
thank you, nice to read you enjoyed it and thanks for the sub. much appreciated!
Beautiful ..
Awesome video mike keep up the good work wish I could be detecting for ww2 relics over in Europe with you guys 😁
Thanks for watching and your kind comment. Watching the video is a way to join us :)
Amazing finds the EK2 was the best find of all
I agree! Still on my wishlist as well! But happy for Jorgen he found it.
Let me tell you a secret, that same night he slept with it.. lol
@@IronMikeMetaldetecting
That’s funny that he slept with the EK2, he made very sure it was not going to go missing a second time.
Bei posti per spazzolare 👍👍
10:21 Mike , das ist ein Öler aus dem Reinigungsset für das Gewehr des Mosin-Systems . In einer Hälfte gab es Alkali und in der zweiten Hälfte neutrales Öl. Russischen russischen Öler und es wurde sehr weit verbreitet verwendet, ging an viele russische Gewehre dieser Zeit und an Maschinengewehre.
Really cool finds, can't wait for your next video.
working on it now!
That is a awesome find i wish I could come across half the stuff you do.
Mooie vondsten en veel plezier daar in het noorden top weer 😊
Tack!
Tack! Jag uppskattar ditt stöd!
Hope that translated well enough! LOL Thanks for the support
Ohhh this will be interesting! 😍
That was such a cool place.
it is! Wished I could show you some more of the scenery. One of the most beautiful places I had the chance to visit.
Thanks for dropping by again Anna, appreciate it and you being a long time subscriber to the channel
Hi from Michigan👍
Hi from the Netherlands!
Keep up the good work Mike, and never lose you enthusiasm 😉
Very nice vid! Watched it all the way
LOL you better..
Great channel
thanks! Appreciate it.
Mosin nagant rifle oiler. 10:14
Thanks Dave! And thanks for the 4-year subscription. What a legend!
@@IronMikeMetaldetecting Sure thing Mike! Love the channel still and will definitely be subscribed for another 4 years to come 👍.
Solingen knives are extremely common in the scandinavian countries. The entire town produces amazing knives still and have a very high output. A lot of Scouts knives are all over the place here in denmark aswell.
I doubt that the pocket knife is that old :)
It looked pretty 'clean' for a ww2 relic so I guess it was a bit more modern.
Thanks for your comment and shedding a light on that, appreciate it.
Saludos desde guatemala
hi! :)
very interesting video have seen your videos in a while
ah thanks! Glad to see you are back.
Very Nice! Brazil lol.
Cool video mike, Thanks for making it :)
my pleasure, thanks for dropping in again!
Argh 😕 missed the premier but a great vid as always Mike and the guys. 😀
Yeah was wondering where you were! :)
Super Funde mein Freund 👍👍👍!!!!!!
Danke fürs zuschauen!
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@@oleradiodudea.m.4735 Ja natürlich,Danke für Antwort!!!
Nothing like that in the fields in Australia...
Tak!
Wow, thanks a lot Kim for the superthanks donation. Much appreciate it!
XOXO
The Oil container looks like a Russian oil container for the Russian Mosin Nagan rifle, these things can be easily encountered today as Soviet era Surplus.
OK, send me a plane ticket, I want to come hunt with you guys.
lol, buy your own ticket!
thanks for the comment, Tom. Appreciate you being a long time sub and returning viewer.
10:30 I believe is a mosin-nagant oiler
It's actually for a Russian Mosin-Nagant rifle
Ok thank you for that for
I will update that
Awesome find by Bunker Ben. Must have been a souvenir taken by a German that served on the Eastern front.
Hear that a lot of Germans that got disabled on the front were send off for duty on the atlantik wall. We did find it at the same area where I found the Eastern front medal last year.
the small container at 10:20 is for gun oil, for the Mosin Nagan rifle
Where in north norway is this? Narvik?
Mike where is Klugscheisser Dan...???
10:36 its a ww2 mosin nagant oiler
awesome, thanks for your help!
this is a oil can from the mosin nagant russion rifle. also usde by the finnisch solders
Thanks Jeroen!
that small can you found is an oil can for your gun.
Thanks!
I own a Russian freepistol and in the case there is a oilcan with two openings.
Hi mike im chris,a retired member of the canadian aemed forces.I am looking to get a few pieces for our display case at the armouries.I read what ya said about selling so I thaught i would ask?If ya can or will help us out we would have a nice plaque with your name and date on it? We love and watch ur channel all the time and will do so if you can help or not..keep up the amazing work!! LOTS OF LOVE FROM CANADA!!
That's oil bottle is Russian or Finnish for the Mosin Nagant rifle
That thing is for two kinds of liquor?
Many comments saying it's and oil and solvent container for a Soviet Mosin-Nagant rifle.
My grandmother's was a German officer who got married and went to the Russian front on his zundott Shaft drive 3-wheel motorcycle wish I had all of his gear we don't ever know what happened to him you know the Russians kept everyone no one went home learned that from an Armenian friend he explained to me there's a memorial and his village for all the German soldiers they worked to death never went home😢😢
That bottle with two heads on it is a Salt & Pepper shaker.
lol
its a soviet oilt container for the mosin
Pls you need to come to finland.
That's on my wishlist! But first planning on going to Finmark next year.
@@IronMikeMetaldetecting if you come to finland go medal detectin to Vuotso if you want to find some finnish and german stuff. If you want to find russian and finnish stuff go to Suomussalmi and if you go to Suomussalmi you need to visit the Raate road.
How rare are WW2 pieces in Europe?
Uber rarest especially,, in the east!
Crazy huh
That is a awesome😊 find i wish I could come across half the stuff you do
Following you on YT and IG and I know for a fact that you have nothing to complain about!
👋📹👍🤝🇺🇦
Thanks for dropping by!
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the fact that somone says you shouldnt make fun of your friends lol thats just stupid
Bore cleaner & lube for a weapons kit.
Sure thats a german casing? Its not 8mm
That is a Russian oiler
I think the German cross was awarded for murder in battle, not bravery.
Bravery, leadership, acts of valour. Allot of things
Soviet rifle cleaner bottle..solvent on one side and oil on the other
Tak!
Tak skal du have! Jeg sætter pris på din støtte!
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