Hello from South Mississippi

[brianb3006]

Hello to all from south MS. I've enjoyed reading the different topics here. I hope to read many more. I purchased an AT Pro a few months back, still getting the hang of it but getting better. Thanks in advance for any help or advice.

[Tony Two-Cent]

Hi Brian! Welcome from Illinois!

Glad you found us here! There are lots of interesting topics on American Detectorist, for sure.

The AT Pro is a very popular machine and many people have great success with it. Pretty much every detector takes some time to get the hang of.

Best of luck!

[milco]

Welcome from Wisconsin! HH! Lots of folks having good success with the ATP, put in the time, learn the machine and the finds will come!

[del]

hello Brian , welcome to the forum ;) what interests you more to find , coins and jewelry or relics ?? i've heard good things about the AT Pro , good luck this year and hope to see you post some good finds.

Dan

[buck57]

Hey Brian and welcome from mid Mo. :waving: I swing the AT Pro, and it took some getting use to and after 9 months, I'm still learning. :confused: Practice-Practice-Practice
One thing I did notice with this mach. was I could hit signals 10-12 inches down :shocked03: I went visiting my wifes family in Scotland a few months back, and I was almost striking oil. It must of been since the ground was sooooo wet, the signal can travel farther :thinkingabout: Any ways, good hunting to ya, and can't wait to see them pic's of your finds, thumbsup01 Eric

[aloldstuff]

Brian, welcome from western MA. I have seen some great items posted up by people using the AT Pro. Looking forward to your future posts.

[Jeff (or)]

Hi Brian, it's great to have you here. :cool: :beerbuddy:

[CODY]

Welcome Brian. Welcome to AD. Will be contacting you soon.

[jkress]

Welcome to American Detectorist Brian. It is nice to have you here with us. :clapping:

You are hunting with a very nice machine. Lots of great keepers have been pulled up with it. :yes:

There are many talented detectorists here willing to share information. If you have questions... just ask. :)

[Celluforce]

Hi Brianb3006! :)

Welcome from Eastern township of Quebec Province Canada <;)


...Lucky you! :yes: AT Pro... thumbsup01 More I look forward to replace my BH 2200 for a machine that will fulfill all my needs, AT Pro is a model that come often on the top of the list.

Well, good luck with your Garrett!


Daniel <;)

[OxShoeDrew]

I hope you like it here Brian, welcome from CT.

[tanacat]

Welcome from Kentucky :groovy: Hope to see some pics and hear some good stories :) A couple friends here in Ky have done very well finding CW relics w/their AT Pros.

What type hunting do you prefer? I really enjoy old homesites-- the more crumbling, dilapidated w/ vines crawling through the broken windows, the better lol I like relics but it sure is exciting to find coins w/a date :yes: Or relics with some sort of writing to be able to easily research...

[Fire Fighter 43]

Hello Brian and welcome to the forum from SE Wisconsin.

[Lowjiber]

Welcome from southern Nevada.