Thank you for pointing out the dangers of live rounds and what to do with them. You are a very responsible metal detector, and WW2 enthusiast. You are helping to train and educate others.
@@History-Secrets i have a bullet it looks like a 30-06 and the numbers on the bottom say fa 37 do you know what that means ive done lots of research but cant find what time it was made and were was it used its very old looking its rusted and the bit where the bullet exited is very messed up almost like it was rotting i found it at a park with my metal detector
I was walking on a path near a castle in Salzburg and spotted a coin on the bottom of a hill next to where I was walking. Picked it up thinking “Oh a Euro. I can buy a soda or something” turned out to be an Austro-Hungarian 20 Heller from 1895 lol.
Man. The amount of killing that went on in Europe is staggering. Centuries and centuries of violent history. This videos make me really sad. Thank you for uncovering this.
That’s crazy man! I’m in America, and on my grandparents property there’s a range from WW1 that the troops trained with rifles on. I really only find 30.06 rounds and that’s about it other than some wire and a few fired cartridges.
Yes, it was a really cool experience! :-D Oh, that sounds really interesting.. maybe there is still a dump out there that you haven't found yet! Gr Nick
I wonder if that was a position that the Germans abandoned with those cases of ammo left behind, or if those cases of ammo were buried on purpose? I love your videos and look forward to the next one 😀👍
Hi Nick,love your videos.A lot of awesome finds. I found a Mauser K98 Bayonet without a detector because i don't have one.I dig a hole to plant a small tree and found it.Love WW2 relics.
Hello Digger 🤗👋🏻 I know about this crazy feeling to get a very big Signal... So i found them not buried in little packages... It was a whole ammo box, full of k98 strips, stg44 strips and in paper packed mp40 ammo.... A hard work for the authorities in fact and i really more like the big signals where, for example, about 10 iron crosses were dropped (no story, real happening). So i wish you for the next great Signal, a couple of dropped badges. Nice Video and i wish you good luck for more huntings and always nice Findings 🤗
Wow, that's amazing!! I would die on the spot if i would find 10 iron crosses in 1 hole.. would love to find something like that, who knows! :D Thanks for watching! Gr Nick
Hey Nick, here it is not easy to find, but more possible than on a battlefield. Here has ended the war and all last illusions depend on the "Endsieg"... Every single badge, every special units Dogtag, every little Swastika meant more years as a war prisoner... So the last Orders of the remaining high commands in the Ruhr pocket gave the order to End the fight, destroying all weapons, throw away all military stuff and try to get home or go into war prison Camp... If you find the time, you are invited for digging together. Maybe we make a Video together. I wish you all the best and always nice Findings 🤗
WELCOME BACK again... !! ;-) What could I say...? AMAZING ! IMPRESSIVE ! One of the most interesting 'expeditions' ! Indeed...WHAT happened there...? A big "ammo dump" right in the open field...?!?! Hastily retreat or useless "objects" or...a german position attacked and destroyed...? Looking at the depth at which you discovered the ammunition and the american relics...hmm... I also found (not so many ;-/...just few german / 7.92x57mm mauser rounds) ammo (and a "complete" ammo stripper clip...;-/) with the remains of paper package...indeed...awesome ! ;-) That FM 24/29 LMG looks...very similar to the czechoslovakian ZB 26 (30) LMG !?! Were these 2 french infantry guns superior to the their "opposite" german guns...? Why would Germans use french weapons/ammo like these...? I would never say those musket balls are ... shrapnel pieces !!! ;-) So...as always...a real pleasure to watch your good and interesting videos ! Good job ! ;-)
Thanks!!! :-D It was an amazing experience, really cool to find!! Maybe it was a German foxhole back then! Wow, that's so cool! Really special to find them still in the original paper! Yes, it really looks like the ZB 30 indeed, i actually have a ZB 30, will make a video of it some day! When there was shortage on their own weapons, they used weapons from the enemy. It's not smart to destroy them if you can use them against your enemy! :) Haha, i believe you! :D Thank you so much my friend!! :-D Gr Nick
Weer een geweldige video!!!!!!!19:50 is volgens mij wat overblijft vaneen paardengesp. Deze werden inde 19e eeuw gebruikt aan hoofdstellen van paarden.
I’m not going to dig through hundreds of comments, but to me the piece in question looks like an old broken bicycle kickstand. Great finds. Ga zo door!!
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Hello Nck, that is quite an ammo dump. The most Ive ever seen in one hole! Something must have happened and they got ditched. They did seem to be really deeply buried dont you think? Do you suppose they were left on top of the ground or buried in a trench or foxhole?
Great videos I am a new sub and can't believe you have so few subs,your editing is great and passion even better than the editing,Love you videos and time spent making them and all the digging,as a MD myself I know its hard work,Greetings from South Africa.
The thing you said you thought looked like one of those knuckle thingys. I would think that it would be a thing for a scarf. Like you would put the ends of the scarf through the hole in The middle, then that would keep it right around your neck and all
Nice video again I would dig up the hole trench of ammo en take the german helmet under the ammo home or the rifles If they dumped the ammo who knows What they dumped under it Good luck next hunt
Awesome finds! I always appreciate your knowledge of WW2 relics. It looks like you have a lot of work digging, where I am the soil is very sandy. What time period are the musket balls from?
Amazing ammo dump.. Did you even think of buying a bullet puller so you can keep some of the casings? They are pretty cheap.. $20 US.. BTW, I'll be in Bastogne and Luxemburg in August,, Cant wait...
Dazen zijn inderdaad heeeel erg vervelend.. Ik heb er ook wel last van, maar op deze plek was het toevallig te droog voor dazen. Dazen leven dicht bij het water, of op plekken waar het heel vochtig is. Wij gebruiken wel eens van die stokjes wierook tegen insecten :) Gr Nick
i have a bullet it looks like a 30-06 and the numbers on the bottom say fa 37 do you know what that means ive done lots of research but cant find what time it was made and were was it used its very old looking its rusted and the bit where the bullet exited is very messed up almost like it was rotting i found it at a park with my metal detector
I have a feeling those balls are not from a musket but more likely a shotgun, looks like about 36 call anyway, the seams in the bullet affect concentricity and would be undesirable even to musket users, with what little we knew of balistics back then, we did know that.
Well my grandpa found one clip of Mosin Nagant ammunition and one Mauser 8mm bullet but well this absolutely destroyes my brain you found like 20 kilograms of ammo that's a really rare find
Thanks! When it gets muddy and stuff because of rain, items like coins go in the ground easily. In this case, it was because it's a farmers field.. they plow the field, and stuff that's on the surface goes in the ground. Gr Nick
Hoi Nick, coole video, wass die munitie dump in Nederland? Is het gevaarlijk om als je een life kogel mee naar huis te nemen en daarna de kogel eruit te trekken en het kruid eruit te halen?
Bedankt!! Ik kan helaas niets verklappen over de locatie :) Het beste is om oude munitie te laten liggen.. Ik wil liever geen advies geven wat wel en niet veilig is, je weet het namelijk nooit! Wees voorzichtig! Gr Nick
Hoi Nick, kijk stel je vindt een explosief, maar je bent op illegaal terrein. Wat moet je dan doen? Want als je het meld bij de politie dan is er een kans dat ze zeggen dat jij het op illegaal terrein hebt gevonden dus wat moet je dan?
Mmm, lastige situatie.. Eigenlijk moet je een explosief dat gevaarlijk dichtbij de bewoonde ligt, altijd melden.. Als je daar niet mag komen.. tja, dan is het natuurlijk mogelijk dat je een probleempje hebt. Het ligt eraan wat voor locatie het is.. als het echt ten strengste verboden is bijvoorbeeld.. Gr Nick
Ik ga je Guus geluk noemen 😂😂 wat een geluksvogel ben je weer maar vind je het niet zonde om je mes te gebruiken om die kogels uit het zand te peuteren? Anders breekt het een keer af net als het lemmet wat je gevonden hebt ik kan niet wachten op het volgende filmpje 😃 ik heb er weer van genoten Nick just keep en coming👍🏽😊
Haha, nou heb niet altijd geluk hoor, maar de keren dat ik geluk heb, komen uiteraard op RUclips! :-D Och, das mes gebruik ik altijd tijdens het graven, heb er nog meer! :) Maar inderdaad.. ze breken wel eens, haha! Leuk om te horen, bedankt!! Gr Nick
Ja ik pas zeker op maar kijk het vervelende is dat het inderdaad bijna nergens mag dus dan moet het wel verboden. En ik hoop niet dat er politie meekijkt. Maar ben jij ooit gesnapt in het Hurtgenforest? Thanks voor deze info :) mvg M
Politie en boswachters moet je daar vermijden, haha! Ik ben nooit gesnapt, Het liefste zoek ik op plaatsen met toestemming, maar dat is vaak lastig.. De consequenties zijn niet mals als je daar gesnapt wordt! Succes! Gr Nick
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Thank you for pointing out the dangers of live rounds and what to do with them. You are a very responsible metal detector, and WW2 enthusiast. You are helping to train and educate others.
Thanks for your nice comment!
@@History-Secrets Would you be interested in sending me one of the Ww2 Bullets? my grandpa would love it.
@@History-Secrets i have a bullet it looks like a 30-06 and the numbers on the bottom say fa 37 do you know what that means ive done lots of research but cant find what time it was made and were was it used its very old looking its rusted and the bit where the bullet exited is very messed up almost like it was rotting i found it at a park with my metal detector
I was walking on a path near a castle in Salzburg and spotted a coin on the bottom of a hill next to where I was walking. Picked it up thinking “Oh a Euro. I can buy a soda or something” turned out to be an Austro-Hungarian 20 Heller from 1895 lol.
Wow, that's amazing!!
History is everywhere! :)
Gr Nick
that was just great to look at. Thanks for sharing and for staying out there in the heat :) Greetings from WW2historyHunter
It was an amazing experience for sure!
Thank you very much for watching again!! :-D
GL - HH
Gr Nick
Yeah it’s a great video of WWII
Man. The amount of killing that went on in Europe is staggering. Centuries and centuries of violent history. This videos make me really sad.
Thank you for uncovering this.
That must have been a great feeling, the moment you find something like this! A great find !!!👍
Ammo dump? More like money dump. 4 EUROS?????
That’s crazy man! I’m in America, and on my grandparents property there’s a range from WW1 that the troops trained with rifles on. I really only find 30.06 rounds and that’s about it other than some wire and a few fired cartridges.
Yes, it was a really cool experience! :-D
Oh, that sounds really interesting.. maybe there is still a dump out there that you haven't found yet!
Gr Nick
History Secrets I hope so! I just need a coil for my detector that reads deeper.
Good idea!
But not too deep though.. you don't wanna dig yourself to China, haha!
Gr Nick
History Secrets lol I hope to find more! I’ve got a few of my older videos on detecting over there if you want to check em out. It explains more.
4:53! 1885! Great Scott!!! The Docs alive! :) Great finds, soon as you said 1885 I had Back to the future quotes stuck in my head :D
You're right, he's in the old west, but he's alive!! :-D
Haha, thanks for watching!
Gr Nick
Excellent hunt my friend that's a lot of rounds lol your find at 17:45 looks too be from the hilt of a dagger
Thank you! :-D
Indeed, really looks like it!
Gr Nick
I'm laughing at the worms . Awesome finds
I wonder if that was a position that the Germans abandoned with those cases of ammo left behind, or if those cases of ammo were buried on purpose? I love your videos and look forward to the next one 😀👍
Enjoyed the video keep them coming
Nice Video and very great finds! Keep going man!
Thank you very much!! :-D
Gr Nick
Hi Nick,love your videos.A lot of awesome finds.
I found a Mauser K98 Bayonet without a detector because i don't have one.I dig a hole to plant a small tree and found it.Love WW2 relics.
Thank you very much!!
Wow, talk about luck.. that's sooo cool!!! :-D
Gr Nick
History Secrets ☺
your vids got me into metal detecting. keep up the great work
That's great to hear, thank you!!
Gr Nick
Can you make a video about your trench?
I will some day! :-D
First i need to dig a little more, haha!
Gr Nick
what does gr nick mean
maximus gaming (greetings ... (his name (Nick))
Hello Digger 🤗👋🏻
I know about this crazy feeling to get a very big Signal...
So i found them not buried in little packages... It was a whole ammo box, full of k98 strips, stg44 strips and in paper packed mp40 ammo....
A hard work for the authorities in fact and i really more like the big signals where, for example, about 10 iron crosses were dropped (no story, real happening).
So i wish you for the next great Signal, a couple of dropped badges.
Nice Video and i wish you good luck for more huntings and always nice Findings 🤗
Wow, that's amazing!!
I would die on the spot if i would find 10 iron crosses in 1 hole.. would love to find something like that, who knows! :D
Thanks for watching!
Gr Nick
Hey Nick, here it is not easy to find, but more possible than on a battlefield. Here has ended the war and all last illusions depend on the "Endsieg"... Every single badge, every special units Dogtag, every little Swastika meant more years as a war prisoner... So the last Orders of the remaining high commands in the Ruhr pocket gave the order to End the fight, destroying all weapons, throw away all military stuff and try to get home or go into war prison Camp...
If you find the time, you are invited for digging together.
Maybe we make a Video together.
I wish you all the best and always nice Findings 🤗
Looks like a hidden cache. That is an awesome find! You should sell them to collectors..
Yes, it was amazing to find!! :-D
Gr Nick
We found the same cartridges. Great video!
Oh, that's really interesting!
Thank you for watching!
Gr Nick
WELCOME BACK again... !! ;-)
What could I say...? AMAZING ! IMPRESSIVE !
One of the most interesting 'expeditions' !
Indeed...WHAT happened there...? A big "ammo dump" right in the open field...?!?! Hastily retreat or useless "objects" or...a german position attacked and destroyed...? Looking at the depth at which you discovered the ammunition and the american relics...hmm...
I also found (not so many ;-/...just few german / 7.92x57mm mauser rounds) ammo (and a "complete" ammo stripper clip...;-/) with the remains of paper package...indeed...awesome ! ;-)
That FM 24/29 LMG looks...very similar to the czechoslovakian ZB 26 (30) LMG !?!
Were these 2 french infantry guns superior to the their "opposite" german guns...?
Why would Germans use french weapons/ammo like these...?
I would never say those musket balls are ... shrapnel pieces !!! ;-)
So...as always...a real pleasure to watch your good and interesting videos ! Good job ! ;-)
Thanks!!! :-D
It was an amazing experience, really cool to find!!
Maybe it was a German foxhole back then!
Wow, that's so cool!
Really special to find them still in the original paper!
Yes, it really looks like the ZB 30 indeed, i actually have a ZB 30, will make a video of it some day!
When there was shortage on their own weapons, they used weapons from the enemy.
It's not smart to destroy them if you can use them against your enemy! :)
Haha, i believe you! :D
Thank you so much my friend!! :-D
Gr Nick
Weer een geweldige video!!!!!!!19:50 is volgens mij wat overblijft vaneen paardengesp. Deze werden inde 19e eeuw gebruikt aan hoofdstellen van paarden.
Heel erg bedankt!!!!! :-D
Zat ik ook al aan te denken inderdaad, bedankt voor de hulp!!
Gr Nick
It's coming to a point when I haven't got time to watch these videos but I'm just dropping likes on it anyway.
I’m not going to dig through hundreds of comments, but to me the piece in question looks like an old broken bicycle kickstand.
Great finds. Ga zo door!!
synchrome62 😂😂
the fork was the best ww2 relic that has been found.
Watches from WW2 and before with luminous dials can be dangerously radio active.
About as dangerously radioactive as the smoke detectors in you’re house
Which metal detector do you use? Because you get deep signals.
Very awesome finds 😀😀😀!!
Thank you very much my friend!! :-D
Gr Nick
Also where were you? Why were there musket balls was it a battleground several times?
It's Europe, why would you ask such a stupid question
Could be shrapnel balls also
wow a ton of worms also XD
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Glad you liked it, thank you for watching! :-D
Gr Nick
It’s a very great WWII video I never seen that much ammo from a German army and I love WWII
😮, got no words for it
Haha, i had the same problem! :-D
Gr Nick
Hi Nick,, nice found of ammo... that thing in 17.10 is a bicycle leg ,, good luck for hunting
Thank you very much!
Okay, thanks for helping, now i know i can throw it away, haha!
Gr Nick
Hello Nck, that is quite an ammo dump. The most Ive ever seen in one hole! Something must have happened and they got ditched. They did seem to be really deeply buried dont you think? Do you suppose they were left on top of the ground or buried in a trench or foxhole?
Great videos I am a new sub and can't believe you have so few subs,your editing is great and passion even better than the editing,Love you videos and time spent making them and all the digging,as a MD myself I know its hard work,Greetings from South Africa.
Thank you so much for the nice compliments, and welcome!! :-D
Gr Nick
If only I get a penny everytime he says; "wow guys look at that right there!"...
The thing you said you thought looked like one of those knuckle thingys. I would think that it would be a thing for a scarf. Like you would put the ends of the scarf through the hole in The middle, then that would keep it right around your neck and all
More camping videos. One hour is not too long. Great videos.
Nice video again
I would dig up the hole trench of ammo en take the german helmet under the ammo home or the rifles
If they dumped the ammo who knows What they dumped under it
Good luck next hunt
Thank you very much!!
I checked for more signals, it was empty.. but would be cool for sure! :-D
Thanks!
Gr Nick
How did you get original, dearmed rounds? They look like you dug them up yourself.
Great finds 👍
Thank you very much! :)
Gr Nick
Awesome finds! I always appreciate your knowledge of WW2 relics. It looks like you have a lot of work digging, where I am the soil is very sandy. What time period are the musket balls from?
Great video mate. May i come with you metal detecting ? You always find stunning stuff :D
Thank you very much!
A lot of people ask me that question, haha! :D
Gr Nick
History Secrets could be nice to set a meetup with your viewers :). Continu the good job nick
Which rifle is that ammunition for the lebel?
Wat heb je met de kogels gedaan?
Terug gedaan meegenomen of aangegeven bij de EOD ?
Aangegeven bij de politie :)
Gr Nick
History Secrets Oké! :)
What happens to live ammunition after its handed to the police?, is the primer removed, if so are the rounds then donated to museums or sold off?
Old ammo like this will be handed over to the police, and will be destroyed. .
Sometimes they are deactivated and saved.
Gr Nick
Did you try firing those rounds?
Arya probably not it’s very dangerous to fire anything from ww2 or ww1 that has been dug up
@@ryannugentthe idea alone,that some ww2 ammo is capable of exploding now is exciting isnt it😂
Arya yea
I’d say more so explosives rather than ammunition but I still wouldn’t recommend loading them up into a rifle and attempt to fire it
How are you moving these rounds?
I do metal detecting as a hobby but i don't know where to look, how do you find you're spots?
I just go into an old forest and start detecting, see what i can find :)
Most of the times it's being lucky, close to big cities and borders.
17:40 dit is een plaatje wat het heft en het lemmet van elkaar scheidt.
Ziet er naar uit dat het van een kleiner vast mes is geweest.
Gr Auke
Wow!!!!!!
Great finds
What do you do with all the live rounds
They were handed over to the police ;)
Gr Nick
19:44 Might be a handguard from a dagger?
I really enjoyed this video.. Sounds like you were close to a road..
Thank you, glad you liked it! :-D
Yes, it was near a road ;)
Gr Nick
Amazing ammo dump.. Did you even think of buying a bullet puller so you can keep some of the casings? They are pretty cheap.. $20 US.. BTW, I'll be in Bastogne and Luxemburg in August,, Cant wait...
What field is this also do you think there would be stuff like this in the fields of Britain
Was vandaag ff wezen zoeken, maar word echt gek van alle dazen die me steken. Top dat jij er geen last van hebt
Dazen zijn inderdaad heeeel erg vervelend..
Ik heb er ook wel last van, maar op deze plek was het toevallig te droog voor dazen.
Dazen leven dicht bij het water, of op plekken waar het heel vochtig is.
Wij gebruiken wel eens van die stokjes wierook tegen insecten :)
Gr Nick
Would love to have one of those rounds. Lol
Expensive in good condition
i have a bullet it looks like a 30-06 and the numbers on the bottom say fa 37 do you know what that means ive done lots of research but cant find what time it was made and were was it used its very old looking its rusted and the bit where the bullet exited is very messed up almost like it was rotting i found it at a park with my metal detector
Where was this filmed? I mean how the heck did you find Dutch, American and german ammo along with musket ammo?
were is this?
Will the bullets explode?
Maybe if you throw them in the fire
Do you sell these since they are old
I wish I would have your luck 😉🙃
Wieder ein schönes Video mach weiter so (auf Deutsch als Training ;)
Grüße aus Deutschland
Peter
19:47 appears to be a flange for some type of knife or dagger.
Indeed.. mysterious item! :)
Gr Nick
Veel gevonden veel mooie dingen pas wel op met al die life rounds
but what exactly are live rounds like you mean loaded with gunpowder?
Rounds that are not fired :)
History Secrets yeah true dumb question because i have one live round and should i keep it or give it to the police 🤔
I have a feeling those balls are not from a musket but more likely a shotgun, looks like about 36 call anyway, the seams in the bullet affect concentricity and would be undesirable even to musket users, with what little we knew of balistics back then, we did know that.
How do you find that
Awesome video again. I hope it wont take long till your next☺
Thank you! :-D
I'll try my best!
Gr Nick
Musket balls medieval stuff, Euros and ammo from WWII - that the hell happened here? 😂
Sick!
Well my grandpa found one clip of Mosin Nagant ammunition and one Mauser 8mm bullet but well this absolutely destroyes my brain you found like 20 kilograms of ammo that's a really rare find
What you make with lives ammo?
wauwww zoveel kogels 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 dat zou een droom zijn
sappige vondsten man ga zo door keep up the good content 😉🙌🙌
Inderdaad heeeel veel! :-D
Bedankt voor het kijken weer!
Gr Nick
Nice digging skills. Why are euros at the same depths as ww2 ammunition?
Thanks!
When it gets muddy and stuff because of rain, items like coins go in the ground easily.
In this case, it was because it's a farmers field.. they plow the field, and stuff that's on the surface goes in the ground.
Gr Nick
History Secrets @Nick What were your estimates as to how large the ammo dump was?
Hoi Nick, coole video, wass die munitie dump in Nederland? Is het gevaarlijk om als je een life kogel mee naar huis te nemen en daarna de kogel eruit te trekken en het kruid eruit te halen?
Bedankt!!
Ik kan helaas niets verklappen over de locatie :)
Het beste is om oude munitie te laten liggen..
Ik wil liever geen advies geven wat wel en niet veilig is, je weet het namelijk nooit!
Wees voorzichtig!
Gr Nick
Fire rounds are called incendiary rounds
BIG FAN OF YOURS
What gear do you have or do you have a video about it? :) love your content btw!'
It's a foregrip that screwed/bolted on
love the intro and the vid
Thanks! :)
your welcome 😊 have a great day
17:42 cant it be from a knife the part that protects the hand from the blade
Where was that
Keep up the good content
Thank you for watching! :-D
Gr Nick
Hey weer een leuke video👍👍
Bedankt voor het kijken!! :-D
Gr Nick
Why did soldiers drop ammunition?
Can the Live Rounds Explode
Ok. What are musket balls doing in this discovery?
They were not found in the same hole :)
The ground where they fought in WW2 is old, so that's why you can also find old stuff from before WW2.
Gr Nick
Really good video congratulations what is the song at 14:25?
Thanks!
I always use a lot of different songs from the RUclips library ;)
Gr Nick
Ok
weer een super video
Heel erg bedankt!! :-D
Gr Nick
Live rounds? 7,5 French M24/29 for MAS 36 rifle and M24/29 MAC LMG.
Why are there musket balls on a ww2 battlefield? Was there another war that had a battle that took place there?
The ground where i find WW2 relics is much older, so that's why we can find stuff from long before WW2.
Gr Nick
Hoi Nick, kijk stel je vindt een explosief, maar je bent op illegaal terrein. Wat moet je dan doen? Want als je het meld bij de politie dan is er een kans dat ze zeggen dat jij het op illegaal terrein hebt gevonden dus wat moet je dan?
Mmm, lastige situatie..
Eigenlijk moet je een explosief dat gevaarlijk dichtbij de bewoonde ligt, altijd melden..
Als je daar niet mag komen.. tja, dan is het natuurlijk mogelijk dat je een probleempje hebt.
Het ligt eraan wat voor locatie het is.. als het echt ten strengste verboden is bijvoorbeeld..
Gr Nick
Ik weet niet of je het voorwerp op 21:46 nog hebt maar het is een pantserplaatje van een flak jacket
Veel leuke spulletjes gevonden
Ik ga je Guus geluk noemen 😂😂 wat een geluksvogel ben je weer maar vind je het niet zonde om je mes te gebruiken om die kogels uit het zand te peuteren? Anders breekt het een keer af net als het lemmet wat je gevonden hebt ik kan niet wachten op het volgende filmpje 😃 ik heb er weer van genoten Nick just keep en coming👍🏽😊
Haha, nou heb niet altijd geluk hoor, maar de keren dat ik geluk heb, komen uiteraard op RUclips! :-D
Och, das mes gebruik ik altijd tijdens het graven, heb er nog meer! :)
Maar inderdaad.. ze breken wel eens, haha!
Leuk om te horen, bedankt!!
Gr Nick
You should put them in muriatic acid so they unrust
Did he not keep the bullets
No it says they were handed into the police
Ja ik pas zeker op maar kijk het vervelende is dat het inderdaad bijna nergens mag dus dan moet het wel verboden. En ik hoop niet dat er politie meekijkt. Maar ben jij ooit gesnapt in het Hurtgenforest? Thanks voor deze info :) mvg M
Politie en boswachters moet je daar vermijden, haha!
Ik ben nooit gesnapt, Het liefste zoek ik op plaatsen met toestemming, maar dat is vaak lastig..
De consequenties zijn niet mals als je daar gesnapt wordt!
Succes!
Gr Nick
History Secrets jup ik heb gehoord dat t iets van 2k boete is ofz en als ik die krijg ben ik echt facked