We found a Tank! WW2 metal detecting with XP Xtrem Hunter

WW2 Metal Detecting. In this video, I showed a search with the XP Xtrem Hunter metal detector on a WWII battlefield. We found the place where the German tank PZ 3 was destroyed. We found many parts of this tank and fragments of tank armor. I hope you enjoyed my treasure hunt.
#MetalDetecting #digger #ArtifactDigger

[@MsMarcow]

Very good that you clean up nature from this waste

[@ccbphoto]

Incredible find!

[@maikstein269]

You must digging out the complete tank and then you make a restoration video 😉

[@KairiPluck]

That would be nice but the tank exploded into pieces

[@ArtifactDigger]

)))

[@CL-kn1rq]

Awesome

[@longi8659]

in my opinion it was not a Panzer 3 but a Stug because the Stug was built on the Panzer 3 chassis and you also found 75mm anti-tank missiles and the Panzer 3, if I am not mistaken, was armed with 37mm and 50mm depending on the version

[@ArtifactDigger]

Thank you! Now it is difficult to determine, because there is a lot of different destroyed equipment

[@brygadzista7872]

👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@danpride2804]

I have really bad brush filled with lots of tics and want to do this as a two man operation. one dealing getting the coils over the areas while another watches the RC and wears the headphones a short distance away. Can you disconnect the RC and use it this way?

[@ArtifactDigger]

Hello! Yes, you can disconnect. The control panel and headphones are wireless

[@awesomeboy4353]

What did you guys do to the tank parts after finding them

[@joshuanelson5094]

They dirty danced with them like Patrick swayze

[@ArtifactDigger]

Some complete parts are used for restoration. Parts that have not survived are scrap metal