Crevice Chisel for Gold Prospecting with Comfort Handle - The Mosser Nokta Parts and Accessories designed specifically for the Fisher

Name: Crevice Chisel for Gold Prospecting with Comfort Handle - The Mosser Nokta Parts and Accessories designed specifically for the Fisher
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 63507387165
Price: 35.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3033 (25 reviews)

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Crevice Chisel for Gold Prospecting with Comfort Handle The Mosser Nokta Parts and Accessories designed specifically for the Fisher designed specifically for the Fisher F5 Metal Detector Helps protect the control box from scratches and scuffs Opening cracks and crevices This heavy duty crevice chisel is an ideal tool for breaking loose bedrock and cracks to get the gold others have missed

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