SWARMED By Police & Bomb Squad After Finding Military Explosives & Guns Magnet Fishing!!!
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- SWARMED By Police & Bomb Squad After Finding Military Explosives & Guns Magnet Fishing!!! Today I went magnet fishing and I was swarmed by police and bomb squad after I found bombs and guns!!
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It's not a Flintlock it is a percussion cap two entirely different guns for pistols or rifles
9min that looks like a pc of a leaf spring off of a semi
15:45 "you just solved a mystery from 200 years ago"🤣
Tyler, your excitement at some of your cooler finds is infectious! I sit here watching and as you pull in, I'm hoping it's something that will make you happy. I am a 72 years young grandma and I would love to be able to magnet fish some day. Thank you for always being fun to watch and also for not using vulgar language as some of the magnet fishers do. Many many likes from Illinois.
The gun is a percussion cap black powder pistol. The " missile" is actually called a projectile.
By definition missile is also correct, it's just a bit weird in context. Technically it's somewhat synonymous with projectile tho.
That "swarm" is better known as great policing.
A projectile is actually considered a "missile".
Looks like a 25 or 30 mm bullet from an anti aircraft gun.
Are you sure it’s not a “nuke”, professor?!?
14:10 Theres a good chance that gun hasnt seen the sun since around 1812... Holy. Shit.
6:00 Keys bundle: I think a super had a "take this job and shove it!" moment. :)
For those curious the anti-theft device is commonly referred to as a spider-wire (at least it was in my store). That particular device was definitely not used for a watch as it looked like a model that could fit roughly a 55" tv box. Stores used a magnet key to unlock it and the wires pull out from the center, and the top flips up to twist and tighten it. They also ring loud as hell if you cut the wire which is why it wasn't cut.
youre right about the spider wire but unfortunately with this one you just need a magnet and it has a little flap that pops up for you to loosen the wires.
@@HungryForBurritos nope. it definitely uses a magnet but it's super cool that just state something so confidently
@@clipsedrag13 thats what I said..... and you can use any magnet not just the magnet key that comes with it. They have models where a key is needed to loosen the wires.
4 videos this week the best 😎
Hi, we are two over 70 year old fans from the UK, who watch your videos. I have to say of all the magnet sites we watch, you have a fantastic throw! It may seem a very strange thing to say but, we have noted from the very beginning what amazing length you get with the 'throw out'. Keep up the good work. Enjoy.
Love watching you. Especially when you put the go pro on the line.
Wow! Thanks for taking us on another adventure!
The forklift part you found looks like a broken leaf spring to me and the “warhead” looks safe to keep. It’s crazy what you can find with a magnet and I’ll continue the video now. Thank you for cleaning the rivers and having so much fun!
Your enthusiasm makes the world a brighter place, I love it lol 🤣
What i really liked was the officers comment about you not being a bother. Actually IMO those you guys that do magnet fishing like this are doing a great community service. So keep it up.
What a day!! Keep throwing fisher!! Hard telling what’s left in there.
The "flintlock" is a percussion (cap lock) gun. They still make them for hunting and target shooting.
if i found that flintlock i would never give that to a cop, just take time and restore it for fun,its a good wall decoration
@@Serkanbah stupid cop. He didn’t need to take it. Its not considered a gun and it is completely unusable
@@Serkanbah its better to give it up
You will probably get it back in a few weeks or like a month
Because the chances of it containing real evidence is slim to none
I believe after a certain age you can keep them. The historical society likes to get notified too about older guns. Usually you can take pictures and send them in. They'll keep records of how old it is and where it was found.
I agree with you when you said what's going on out there? If I was you I'd magnet fish as much as you till you get it all lol see you next video
8:18 the old flashy flashy 😂
Hi there. I love your vids. I'm Dutch and magnet fishing is a thing too in the Netherlands. This week, a guy fished a granate of WW2, and it went off. Fortunely, no one got hurt. So becarefull there. Greetz from the Netherlands.
Greetings!
Damn, in France it's illegal in a lot of place (Noth-East mostly) a few years ago a guy kill himself with phosphorus grenade near Paris
I gotta say all of your shows are awesome but This One....man-O-man....had me sitting on the edge of my seat the whole time! Great fun, thanks!
If there were ten of this man, this river would actually become clean.
Keep the great videos coming!! I need a steady diet of magnet munchies!! Explosives, guns, knives, next maybe an old guillotine?
So cool how you are slowly cleaning up the water ways near you. Thank you
That gun was so old. with the area you're in, I can just imagine the battle .... man, I hope you get that one back!
Sweetie, keep finding those shells and he is going to have to put you on his Christmas card list.
That 'anti-tank round' is basically the 'bullet' of what is commonly called an anti-materiel rifle.
It might date back as far as World War II, but also quite possibly Korea or Viet Nam. 37mm could also have been an anti-aircraft round. A number of nations have used that caliber for that purpose.
37mm is aa. I have one from my grandfather
@@Jezus42 It could also be AT. 37 mm is quite a common caliber.
@@kosakos1999 at enen in recoilless rifles is in the 100mm range.
@@Jezus42 Well the US did use 37 mm AT guns in WW2.
@@kosakos1999 yes but we also quickly realized they were no good for that, 37mm won't punch much armor, and the Germans had 88s. I'm sure you are aware we quickly started scaling up.
Wonder if the "monster" key ring might not have belonged to a night watchman somewhere. That giant-size key thing could have been part of a time-clock box checkpoint arrangement.
Some places used to use those. You'd have "click in" boxes at various points through the building. The watchman would use a special key at each one as they made their rounds, and the box would log the time the key was turned. Their supervisor could check the records from the boxes to make sure the watchmen were properly patrolling the facility, and not just kicking back with their feet up somewhere.
I worked as a rent a cop during school. You did have to clock in at various points on your rounds to show you were there. The specific keys were at each location, which you used on your clock/recorder. I’m guessing the keys might belong to a apartment complex manager/janitor.
The giant key is actually just an Allen wrench used to lock panic bars (push bar on the inside of doors) to the open position so entry from the exterior can be made.
@@aTsIneffable Ah yes, thanks! Have seen folks doing exactly that. Should have remembered it earlier.
Fun Fun with Fisher and the Party Patrol.
this is my first video from him i watched, and i must say his energy is coming to me
Dang! Bummer you didn’t get to keep that flintlock! But wow! Crazy finds!
🐉3:10 that is called a spdr wrap securty device for expensive items stores deem high risk of theft. I doubt if it still works? They emit a piercing alarm if the cable gets tampered with. Only way suposed to be able to remove them is with a special key. While I was a custodian at Herbergers I would come across them broken off of stolen goods in the changing rooms.
You have the best finds. The one item you couldn't identify was a type of polly system.
Getting that good scrap fresh from the river! 💥 👍
If that flint lock could talk I would love to hear it tell the tale of where it has been.
Watching 👀. Big key is a skeleton key. Awesome. Nice zippo . Nice flint lock wall hanger... pipe bowl lol..
"Found some sort of missile warhead"
You know damn well the lady on the phone was shittin her pants 😂😂
Is it intercontinental?
@@Saratoga55 possibly. It is quite large measuring in at about 37mm
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Love your videos
Great finds Fisher 👏 but honestly I would not have mentioned the old flint lock rifle to the police ...it was old enough to be kept as a souvenir.
Enjoyed the vid.
That Flint lock is a piece of history that's either civil war era or revolutionary war era that is a true piece of treasure
what a crazy day for you LOL
Love your enthusiasm 😉
That antler must be from one o’ dem “Big Talkin’ Billy Bucks”…
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That one dungeon key is an Allen wrench, some folk call them hex keys
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!
37 millimeter round is cool as hell. Hard to think they used to stick some of those on aircraft. P -39 Airacobra from WW II carried a 37mm cannon that fired right through the prop hub.
I sure don’t wanna get hit by one of those 😳
@@TheFisher i do
@@TheFisher just kidding
@@TheFisher but i think the bullet was on a flak gun or anti aircraft from WW2
Alot of light tanks from WWII would carry a 37 mm cannon or something comparable as the main armament.
Missle Head!!! Lmao!!!! 😂
3:20 I think I remember watching you catching this!
Hahah is it me or when he found the phone at 4:05 his laugh sounded like IT the clow
That 360 magnet has brought your game to a whole new level.
It definitely has! I love this thing!
Hub likes how thrilled you get finding a bottle cap, or bicycle reflector. I like when something you pull out has been underwater for years, possibly decades, and then you say you need to let it soak.
i ordered my magnet fishing kit, it's coming on MONDAY!!!! 😁😁😁
Maybe they should drain that river,to see what other dangerous things are down there. You be careful.
Flat metal looks like a freightliner stacker rear spring piece broken off
Nice finds dude
That's crazy be careful
People like you and your passion is why I just subscribed to a Chad like you
Don't even know why I'm watching it but I enjoy it a lot. Haha got me hooked, kind of wanna do it myself now
I can't believe these things end up in a river it's intresting
Boy that's scary Fisher. Bombs in the river. They might got stolen. No telling what else is in the river love your videos .keep magnet fishing. Lol
You scrap those item the way the are, nasty dirty? So cool.
Other than "Helga's bra", I'm thinking that that thing might be an old riding lawnmower undercarriage gear.
Think the gun was the coolest thing. I like old stuff. Love antiques. Always when i touch somthing that's old always wonder who was the last person to touch it.
Another little middle round. That's scary to even think there might be more down there. You might find a box of them. Even though their empty it still shocking to see you pull them up. Love the video and this location. Very entertaining.
16:38 Probably a plumbing-pipe reducer :D
2nd missile head in two days--holy cow. this guy is funnier than the so called comedians.
❤GOD BLESS YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO THANK YOU STAY HEALTHY AND SAFE
So cool! 😊
That was crazy 🤪. Great finds
DUDE! You found a flint lock pistol!? I'm super jealous and way impressed!! Great find my man!!
the local historical society should be all over that percussion lock pistol (it's not a flintlock..the hammer has no jaws for a flint)
that 37mm round he's not worried about or he wouldn't have it in his hand. it's probably sitting on his desk right now.
I think they should have given them to you after it was X-ray. Also you should get the flintlock gun pc back . Great video.
WOW😮 super sweet!
Hi Fisher, under that bridge you are finding a lot of bombs and fantastic weapons. 🤙After the gun, I also always hope to find some devices with my magnet. 👍
You need to do a lot more videos from this spot! Who knows what else is in that river!
Very good video, thank you for having them give you and us an explanation on what happened with the last one you found
the thing that caught my attention was he said it was "almost 60 degrees" and was wearing shorts and short sleeve shirt... a bit to chilly for me to be wearing that 😂
Like many people have said, that's a 37mm projectile and it's likely a solid shot armor piercing round. Solid metal with an indentation in the base for a tracer element. The driving bands look smooth so it's unfired
2:15 Probably a thief used a cutting-torch to burn through the lock-hasp; that looks like melted-metal blobs at the two places where the hasp went into the lock-body. :O
Thank you for bringing us some of the wildest videos I have ever seen of magnet fishing you find some of the craziest stuff out there janitorial keys a flintlock pistol and an anti-tank round thank you for bringing us your content it really is cool keep doing what you're doing thank you and big Pat's on your back
That thing you thought was a forklift is actually a part of a spring off of a heavy truck
16:16 Probably an old dual-element (i.e., high-and-low-pitch) car horn :D
People will dump anything to avoid criminal charges.
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Police dump shit all the time just so they don’t have to do paperwork
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The flintlock was unique. Good catch. 👍
Your the best magnet channel on TH-cam. Never change man ! Love your zest for life❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸
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Tons of stuff in the water hope you be safe and enjoy your Magnet Fishing
That was cool that the cop was there when you pulled up the flint lock rifle or maybe even an old pistol. Take care and be safe.
This was an amazing episode 👏
What is up with all the Magnet Tubers finding bombs and mortars recently. There's been like 7-8 of them in the last month. Crazy.
Forklift part looked like a leaf spring.
Awesome video. Your hittin hard on that bridge. Nice ! Much love from Louisiana ❤️❤️
I'm wondering if a vet lived in one of the houses and passed away, the kids not knowing what to do with it just dumped them
Very entertaining! Cool projectiles
congrats on your cool finds brother. stay safe,God bless and have a good weekend
Weather changes, finally! This past winter felt like it lasted 2-3 years, at least! Nice finds, Tyler! Good content as always! Gun! Nice! 🤩
This is crazy! I live an hour from where you fished and there definitely wasn't any bomb findings on the news.
37mm Anti-Tank round is probably solid shot , more than enough to deal with most tanks made from 1916-1941-ish. The other looked more like a pre-civil war cap& ball pistol of some sort
The large piece with two round pieces looks like two horns on a mount, for a large vehicle, maybe train.
yes air horns
Dude! Another one?? I saw the video where the guy from the bomb squad came out and took that large missile and he said he would get back with you......did he??
I want to know what these are and what they were used for!! I'm nosey 😅😂🤣
Take care Tyler, stay safe, God bless and Happy Magnet fishing 🎣 😊
It’s a 37 mm missile round, he didn’t call him but the same guy came out and told him the last one was empty when they x-rayed it, he mentions it in the end of the video when they come to take the second one
Hi! I just wanna say we have something in common. We both go magnet fishing
And I love your videos. And I'm subscribed to your channel
happy mothers day The fisher
Hello Cash you starting more trouble 🤣🤣
She's getting a little windy baby... Ha ha. Another great round. !!! Keep on fishing 😊😊.
I went for my first round the other day with the magnet you sent me. Nothing yet but more bridges to search and I'll keep ya posted. 👍👍
That is so cool that you found another one of those. You found some neat stuff . As always please stay safe and keep having fun 😊. Can't wait for next video 🙂
Once again cool cops, way to go to our folks in blue!👍