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@SpectrumSwordtails

3 жыл бұрын

First a mortar now this. The fact so many dangerous stuff is in that river. It's just bone chilling.

@13AZ13

2 жыл бұрын

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@13AZ13

2 жыл бұрын

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@capntizzy9029

2 жыл бұрын

That bone does look quite like a piece of a small human.

@user-zt5vm5iw4b

2 жыл бұрын

Mmml

There were you guys practically juggling with those pipe bombs and the police come and use a remote control robot to move them. Glad that one cop told you what to watch out for in the future!

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah we definitely could have handled them better 😅

@TwinShards

3 жыл бұрын

Well obviously it look dumb to use a RC grappling robot but those were out of the water for some time already so you never know how unstable a (was wet) to (slowly drying) bomb can be. They just took a safer approche to unknow stability of a bomb which is understandable.

@stevenbowers4164

3 жыл бұрын

@@AdamBrownAdventures it could be worse, over here in Europe you can and do find unexploded bombs, artillery shell's etc, a Couple of years ago they found a 4000lb bomb in Berlin and they just detonated in place a 500lb bomb in England in humberside that was most definitely live

@stevenbowers4164

3 жыл бұрын

@@AdamBrownAdventures kzread.info/dash/bejne/aWaHpqd7gKjegcY.html Here's one in Exeter

@tuckerg9577

2 жыл бұрын

@@AdamBrownAdventures you also pointed a gun that you had no idea if it was loaded at your friend

Dude, how many times have the cops been called whenever you find a gun or bomb? They might as well have your number saved as 'crazy scuba bomb/gun finder'.😆

@victoriabrown2895

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my God they should

@saintmichaelsarchangel2644

2 жыл бұрын

Wouldn’t be surprised

@holdencross5904

2 жыл бұрын

Is this the scuba finder that seems to find explosives and guns all the time? Him: …Yes! Okay. We’ll send someone over.

@saintmichaelsarchangel2644

2 жыл бұрын

@@holdencross5904 seriously

@holdencross5904

2 жыл бұрын

@@saintmichaelsarchangel2644 most definitely. I didn’t realise he’d found guns and explosives prior to this video.

Reminds me of an incident that happened at a local scrap metal shop. Someone brought in a WW2 bomb. The employee bought it for scrap not knowing what it was. A few weeks later, the owner saw it in the yard and called the police. Who shut down and evacuated everything within 100m. The police called a military base 4hrs away to get their EOD to figure out if it was armed. They could not make a safe determination, so they carefully took it out to a field outside of town, and detonated it. (The farmer made a nice bit of money for allowing that.) Best part, they had no idea who brought it in. None employees remember buying it, it had been there a while (best guess) so there was no way to know. The police's theory, someone was cleaning out an old farm and found it. But also did not know know what it was. Made for a bit of excitement in our small town of 3,500.

@daltonmcdowell8068

3 жыл бұрын

Where was this was this a Northwest Kansas by chance

@lobby55_77

2 жыл бұрын

lol in berlin we have 1 ww2 bobs pear jahr or so and berlin is pritty good cleand up ther parts of europ wehr it is way more often. one time for eyampel they faund an old bomb next to my scool and had to evakuat a radius of 1km. in this raidus wehr 3 scools one hospital one kindergaden and one place for old peepel luckly it was just 3 days before summer brake but in thes 3 day no one was evakuatet and we had regular scool

@Gilhelmi

2 жыл бұрын

@@lobby55_77 yeah, I have heard that it's still extremely common in Europe to find UXOs like that. N. America hasn't seen a war fought on our soil in over 100 years. Even longer ago the further North you go.

@Gilhelmi

2 жыл бұрын

@@daltonmcdowell8068 how did you guess that? I mean you are right, just noticed that I did not mention Northwest Kansas. But that is good sluthing.

@daltonmcdowell8068

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gilhelmi Because Fort Riley EOD responded and they have coverage in that area And I just happen to guess I’m from Norton

That gun was a great find, but those pipe bombs OMG INCREDIBLE!!! You guys truly have some AMAZING ADVENTURES!! CONGRATULATIONS!!

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Karen! Yeah this was such a crazy day!!

@salb5360

3 жыл бұрын

wait ur a karen

@fendy5124

2 жыл бұрын

i wouldnt call finding a bomb an amazing adventure lmao

They are some good friendly cops out there.

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah they were really cool!

The bomb technician seem really nice and down to earth. And he gives friendly lifesaving advice too!

one day you should invite the bomb squad to join you on a dive and just see what they find.

@kingbendyworld2072

3 жыл бұрын

If only that was possible

@Th1sUsernameIsNotTaken

2 жыл бұрын

@@kingbendyworld2072 I mean, technically if it was a day off for some of them they could come out just to have fun.

@johannsebastianbach9003

2 жыл бұрын

@@Th1sUsernameIsNotTaken especially no day off for a cop, especially a bomb squad were everyday they mostly test hundreds of bombs

Handling pipe-bombs like that reminded me of that guy from the show Lost who exploded when he was handling TNT sticks that were over a hundred years old.

The officer asking y’all if there could be more in the river killed me. Like this makes what… three or four pipe bombs? They may want to comb that river with a fine toothed comb at this point

@vip3king854

2 жыл бұрын

Lol i thought he was starting to suspect them for planting it... lucky things didnt turn out that way. Watched too many bad cops violate citizens civil rights.

@-NxFace-

2 жыл бұрын

@@vip3king854 Very true, luckily the corrosion of the bombs pretty much prove they’ve been in there for awhile.

@alansohn855

2 жыл бұрын

A another reason for asking could be there may be existing cases that occured in their jurisdiction or other jurisdictions and sometimes, these sorts of finds help close cases that have lasted for over 50 years.

I WORRY about you young people --- PLEASE not point that gun at people, even though it is in a holster! LOVE and appreciate your videos -- keep them coming!

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! We always try our best to point the weapons at the ground and away from everyone, sometimes the wide camera angle makes it look like it though.

@kennyrodgers6400

3 жыл бұрын

The trigger is also rusted to shit. I'm heavy on the trigger discipline and all the never to do list but I doubt even the mag will cycle being crusted up like that

@loganmacneil3424

2 жыл бұрын

@@kennyrodgers6400 yea, I can say that the trigger can be froze solid and some pistols and can still go off, if the main spring was well greased enough to allow it to outlive the trigger sear engagement surface then a bump can potentially allow weakened internals to slough off a rust shelf and drop the pin on striker fired weapons. Not as much of a concern with a hammer fired gun like this where its easy to visually identify that the hammer is not cocked, still best practice is to inspect your surrounding before inspecting a recovered firearm so to avoid flagging anyone.

@zijkhal8356

2 жыл бұрын

@@kennyrodgers6400 a single bullet is enough to kill someone, no need for the mag to cycle. Or even the mag to be loaded into the gun. A single bullet in the chamber is all it takes

@kennyrodgers6400

2 жыл бұрын

@@zijkhal8356 ah yes because the bullets definitely havent been compromised like the rest of the gun. Yet again I'm not off for trigger discipline or gun safety but theres too many snowflakes on his ass about how dangerous it still is when its unusable. Even if the firing pin was working it wont mean all mechanisms are working in order to fire. Not to mention it's not even cocked and no one is intending to

Something that I think is really overlooked is how content creators have managed to monetize good deeds and community work, without really thinking about it. Channels like this might generally be looking for good content, but while you're earning through your hobby or interests you're also providing a public service, one that would otherwise not be invested in. It's great how this has worked out, creating a new industry out of doing interesting, and good, things.

You guys need to just start having a cop come and supervise every time you go diving. Save you from having to call them every time you find bones, guns and other dangerous shit.

Good to see the cops have a healthy respect for all concerned.

Those "3 ring civil war bullets" are called minié ball, the hollow base makes them very effective. In UK we would look for "marble" bottles. The old kind pop (soda) bottle that used a glass ball/marble as a stopper. Very rare because kids would break the bottle for the marble, to play..well, marbles..with.

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

Good info 👍👍 the bottle sounds cool!

@redgarcia1427

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah you should watch AquaChigger here on KZread. He's been doing this kind of stuff for atleast 12 years now and very knowledgeable. You should see his collection! ✌🐢

Lol @ the cop after looking at the pipe bombs "illlll be right back".. xD

Situations like this are GREAT for training bomb squads and local cops alike. Sure they've been underwater for a while and are likely inert, but they plausibly COULD be live. And are treated as such. That kind of adrenaline, dealing with gawkers and and guys with cameras . . . not something that you'll get from a "simulation". Real world stuff like this gives them the experience and familiarity they will need should a really nasty situation occur.

@beejcarson

2 жыл бұрын

As great for justifying budgets. They can include links on the reports to video of officers working with what was bought.

You confirmed that the Civil War was fought with Light Sabers. May the Force be with you.

Have you seen the news coverage of a house found full of fireworks just a week ago. 5k lbs were moved to a bomb truck just like this one. Except it all exploded before it could be moved. Blew the truck to hell on a city street. All were evacuated prior to the explosion. In LA maybe. But for sure it can be found on social media some where.

@theonlyone8630

3 жыл бұрын

I thought some 16 or 17 ppl were injured by that blast.

@drooplug

3 жыл бұрын

@@theonlyone8630 It was in LA and I believe 17 were injured. I think most of them were law enforcement.

at this point everything underwater is a treasure

They handle those pipe bombs like they're toys. Reminds me of the time a co-worker found a "bomb" it in the trash. She came in swinging the trash bag around and was like,"Hey, want to see what I found outside?" She pulls out a taped up soda can with wires leading from the top to the bottom. I was like,"Why the hell did you bring that inside!?" She just kind of shrugged it off. I told her even if it isn't real we need to call it in. I work on an air force base so they take that stuff seriously. They had the bomb squad come out and blow it up.

That bone looked human

@steliosaa2

2 жыл бұрын

That bone looks like a femur. And judging from its length, it looks like a femur of a child.

@capntizzy9029

2 жыл бұрын

This.

When you find a treasure chest full of gold, silver, platinum, jewelry and a map to bury treasure, don't tell the government. The government wants a piece of that pie.

@Locahaskatexu

3 жыл бұрын

Thing is, I think they sort of have to report it :P I believe there's a charge referred to as "theft by finding" that you could be liable for if you don't. Not in that world, I just heard the term, I think the the guy who runs this channel could tell you more about it, or even wehther that would apply.

@tr1bes

3 жыл бұрын

@@Locahaskatexu there is a law (internationally) that beyond 100 mile off of any country and if a treasure hunter did find gold (ex), then it's their. If it's before, then it must be presented to that government and follow those rules including forfeiting the findings. That was about 10-15 years ago when I read it. Now it could be different. There were instance when resident were trying to fix a wall of an old house and found loot money in the thousands. Read about the British mechanic that purchase an old Russian tank from Iraq. They found gold bar, golden Ak47, and several items. He also have other tanks on his land as well. Somehow he and his fellow mechanics were disgusting what to do. Some wants to keep but he disagree and told authority. Eventually, all those golds were brought back to Iraq government but the old Russian tank were kept for that mechanic.

@kristophia7310

2 жыл бұрын

@@Locahaskatexu yes sir I found gold on my lawn - most people after finding gold out in the wilderness to the US government

You are in my neck of the woods! It seems strange to me that those pipe bombs ended up in the river! I would sure like to hear the backstory on this! Fascinating video as always!

@reneeritchie-gazarkiewicz9644

3 жыл бұрын

Well I know some guys who went fishing in a large river& they'd throw basically 1/4 to 1/2 stick of Dynamite & they called it shocking the fish. The fish would float up & they scoop them with a net in the boat. I saw them do it at a lake once too. They kept every fish that came up & would give away a mess of them to families in need. They'd clean & freeze some of the fish & then smoke or cook a bunch for dinner & breakfast. Scrapes were buried in the garden as fertilizer. Waste no part of anything all scraps had a purpose feed the pigs or put in the garden area for fertilizer. They bought water proof wick & then used melted wax to seal the wick area. Basically they'd take pull the wicks out of M-80s & wax seal all but one without a fuse. Put the long wick in normally middle of it. Then they duct taped them in length together & blow things straight up in the air blow it up to pieces. Those idiots would take a 55 gallon drum, cut & piece thier bombs together mostly M-80's put a long wick on it put the 55 gallon drum over the bomb & blow those drums straight up in the air about 75 feet to 125 feet high. The blast & percussion from the explosion was unbelievable with some of them. I can't believe even we even allowed them to do that crap happen. It was a miracle no one was hurt except some hearing loss. On night one of the guys thought the wick came loose, it was the fact that ground was damp where they dug the trench for it. Which caused the wick to burn extremely slow. He walked over to move the barrel & someone could see from where they were the wick was still burning under the drum. He started screaming for him to run & hit the dirt. To be honest that was the night that we all stopped doing that. He was about 10 seconds from being killed. That one blew up the bottom edge of the barrel too. They even quit fishing that way too. Before anyone starts yelling this was in the late 70's to the very early 80's. I know it was wrong, that's why I was never in the boat. Plus they never wasted any of fish. A lot of people were well fed.

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks William! Yeah We’re still trying to get more info on why they were there!! Definitely strange!!

@theonlyone8630

3 жыл бұрын

I'll take things that never happened for $1000 plz Alex.

Here in CA, cops never like to be filmed, you guys have chill cops

The fact that he can even depict some of that stuff and know what it is by a first look is crazy, a lot of that stuff is rusted and looks hard to tell what it actually is. This guy picked up a metal pointy thing and knew it was a railroad spike in like 5 seconds of holding it.

You guys have been lucky thankfully no one's been hurt. One nice thing you've all learned to be more cautious handling the fire arms. First time I saw Brit, Nug, & another diver handling firearms I just about had a panic attack watching them live. I remember one of the bomb squad members said that an explosive that had been in the water & when you take them out of the rivers or lakes is to keep them wet. You all need to carry a bucket with you when your diving areas like that. You could put what ever it is a suspected "pipe bombs or possible mortars". Keep them in the bucket with water, I think he said it would keep them more stable & reduce you all from getting hurt. Other than that you all had some awesome finds. Congratulations on them.

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks I appreciate the support! I’ll have to look into the bucket idea it does make sense!

@dotcassilles1488

3 жыл бұрын

I am guessing that keeping the suspected bomb in water might reduce the warming of an object removed from cold river or creek water as water temperature is ussually colder than the air temperature. Most materials expand as they warm up. Expansion of the explosive inside might cause friction. Also i just thought when u remove a bomb from water you are suppling it with more oxygen. Fuel, heat and oxygen are the three sides of the fire triangle.

The piece you thought was a gun hammer I believe is a rocker arm to an older engine.

People don’t usually lose dentures in the lake? Those could belong to a missing person, please have them checked.

@ecomog4735

3 жыл бұрын

Hopefully we find a missing civil war grandma in the area

I am impressed with how respectful you all are to each other and Police. Good job.

Great dive Adam , awesome finds for sure. I've heard that pipe bombs can become unstable after being in the water , myself , I wouldn't want to pick one up just in case , but that's me :) ... Thanks for cleaning up the rivers and the environment , brings back faith in humanity. Be well ... stay safe ... keep smiling ... Later Later.

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching I appreciate it! Yeah we probably shouldn’t handle them so much but we just get soo excited lol

@krislarsen6546

2 жыл бұрын

If it was soaking in water and it was made out of gunpowder it probably wouldn't explode like ever

@arthyland

2 жыл бұрын

@@krislarsen6546 True , but it does not hurt to be safe in any circumstance when dealing with explosive materials.

It's great you're giving the bomb squad some drills now and then... At least they know that these robots etc are working just in case. 😗

It is a milk bottle, however a pint jar for cream is more likely just looking at the size.

Living in Atlanta and seeing they have this technology to obtain a possible bomb is crazy. Yet when my house was broken into and my roommate had to climb out a window and run away from 3 men and 2 women with guns and knives it took almost 3 hours for APD to arrive...and of course they never caught anyone. They also took serial numbers of all our electronics stolen but they never checked up on them and didn’t even have record of our items when I called to check up on the case has me shook. This case made the local news because it was considered a “bomb threat”, but 5 armed robbers that got away was never covered to inform people in our neighborhood or area to be cautious caused 3 other homes to be robbed with armed burglars.

We get a major evacuation in my city every few months. Old WWII ordnance.

I work in midtown atlanta and can confirm that stuff like this is everywhere here. City getting crazier by the day

Adam, I love your adventures but you and the guys have got to be more careful. None of us would want you hurt or injured. I liked that the expert gave you a quick lesson in pipe bombs. 😊 Glad you found your wet suit... unlike someone else who misplaced his mask. 🤔

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

🤣😂

Remember before the area used to be a dock for teansport before the trains were used for transport!!

Wow aren't we all lucky Johnny knew what a pipe bomb was 👏🏼👏🏼when he found a few of them 👍🏼👍🏼 that's fantastic 💕 thank you Johnny thank you thank you so much‼️for knowing your stuff Two thumbs up for you and a hug 👍🏼👍🏼💕🤗. 🙋🏼🇨🇦

I am a first-time subscriber to your channel I enjoyed watching the video that you put out today wonderful content and thank you for putting the video and I enjoyed every minute of it

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for subbing and watching!! Ahh Yeahh🔥

11 pm Tues. Night. WOW, Adam, amazing video. Thank you, and thank you for cleaning up the water. 🙋‍♀️🇺🇸

You guys could totally solve some cold case crimes with these dives and finds.🔥💣💥

Bomb squad moves in 10 minutes after Johnny and Adam? Played with the wicks, hahaha, great police and cool robot, great video Adam you need to ask DOH about the course he took, maybe you might like to check it out, just saying, LOL

I like how he is saying that finding a horseshoe is good luck but he found a bomb

That cop was cool he was talkin to them like a normal human being

that was a good find thanks for sharing this one adam

People at the shopping center got a great story to tell as well. Glad y'all have all your body parts.

I wonder how often this river floods, if it does that often at least some of that stuff could items that got swept away from people's basements, it could explain some of the more unique finds (probably not the explosives but things you'd think people wouldn't throw in rivers).

So many dive channels helping public safety a lot lately

The green lightsaber is Yoda's and Luke's in Return Of The Jedi.

I love watching this hobby of yours! The pipe bomb gave me chills. I did like the civil war bullets and old bottles, pipe bombs...no. Keep your cleaning efforts up and the great work finding lost people in their cars. It is good things and I appreciate you guys.

Too cool. I love the old bottles and bullets. Thank you.

I would yell, "BOOM!" After he took the picture lol.

I like that police officer who said "Like, Share, and Subscribe". He knows how good PR works. He knows that the KZreadrs needs that to keep paying the bills. Also, these guys are doing good work for the community. Helping to clean up the waters.

I do a lot magnet fishing thank gawd I've never found a bomb that would be a lot scary, i think i would be super careful even touching it The cops seem very nice and very respectful, and definitely are concerned, A+ for the Police and D- for your handling the pipe bomb

Great video. Thanks.

I love that there are still cute humans like that who cares about humanity and i really loved the vedio sir I subscribed ❤️🙏🤗

Those spiralling pleases of metal are slap bands

Alright boys lets have a good day in the river. Bomb squad: please stand over there.

I’m fairly certain the circular metal items that you found at 4:39are just snap brackets. They had a bit of metal that was folded in such a way that it could either curl up or lay flat, covered in a slip of fabric. You can still see some as rewards in arcades but they can cut people and aren’t really fashionable.

I like the new Subnautica update cool graphics

!!!!!!!!!!! BEEN WATCHING YOU GUYS NOW & !?!? WITH A LOT OF THIS STUFF POSSIBLY BEEN FROM HEAVY FLOODING EACH YEAR LATELY !?!? PERTY COOL STUFF Y'ALL !!!!!!

Your frog looks like what we call a cane toad in Australia. They originated in Sth. America. Brought over here to combat the cane beetles in the sugar cane fields in Nth Queensland. Sadly, they ate everything else but the beetles. Lol. Great finds all. 👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome I didn’t know that lol

@dotcassilles1488

3 жыл бұрын

They secrete a creamy coloured poisonous liquid that is fatal to dogs, cats, etc and can make humans sick as well, no known natural predator either. A nasty pest

@im1withnature

3 жыл бұрын

That's the same way and reason for the introduction of cane toads in south Florida. They released like 50 of them in the early 50s, now there in the whole state after all these years.

02:50 the bullet model you've found was designed in france in 1847 by a man nammed Claude Etienne Minié and were first introduced during the Crimea war and also during the US civil war on the battle field doing a lot more damages than the usual spherical type thanks 4 sharing : )

WTG! Always great watching !

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Robin!!

22:03 poor robot😕

"Iiiiiiiiiii'll be right back" lol

Love that canteen. I have about six Palco canteens I’ve collected and use very often. That canteen doesn’t look like a Palco though.

I'm interested in seeing how much those dentures are worth and how much they weighed out to. From what I understand dental gold is very pure since it needs to be pliable to form . Good luck 🤞

9:28 it's over anakin! I have the water ground Don't you underestimate my power!

5:38 its really satisfying

“Police evacuate city!” Proceed to just evacuate small area

The 'horseshoe' @ 4:55 is actually a mule shoe

i like the dive always come up with goodies AHHH YEAHH but i agree with Jeremy cover the face may be all explosive devices should be left in cooler with water or something to keep it wet and hope this is safe for police left down away from all people

The wheel looks like it’s from a late 20s ford (maybe it has some interesting history) (and if you find a Packard wheel bring it up I might buy it from ya)

Dude that police officer is freakin rad

Finally Cobb police department get to play with their fancy new toys lol 😁😆

Yall got balls to hold those things man 🤣🤣

"Its got the gold mane" 😂😂

The cop is like OH MAN THESE GUYS AGAIN!

I love the way you narrate your videos.

holds up engine lifter, thinks its cap and ball hammer

Keep it going man!

yup, that is a Civil war musket hammer,

I get excited each time they scream underwater. XD

I heard you're not supposed to shake them by your ear. LOL

Those mini balls are sweet. As a diver I wish I could find some stuff like that. The most interesting thing I've ever found on a dive was a coffee mug.

Clearly that frog statue is the star of the show.

When he said "were all addicted to certain channels" i felt that lol

10:35 "rocker arm" in the combustion engine!

10:35 that was a rocker arm

Police looks down ….. aaa ILL BE RIGHT BACK

Exactly!

Isn't that the truck that exploded in LA full of illegal fireworks

Nice find

8:26 thought that was a landmine at forst

I think that you found the bone I think is among us lol 😹😹😹

In the beginning of dive... Very COOL CANTEEN...REALLY OLD!! I think (looking at its top curve) the "horseshoe" is actually a Muleshoe. Muleshoes are way more narrow. That tells that it is really old.

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome I didn’t know that about the horseshoes 😁

I wouldn’t be putting prints on any guns tossed into water

At this point the local pd oughtta hire out these guys and other depts as well with all the evidence of crimes, weapons and terrorism employing these guys on a weekend could do alot for unsolved crimes, make the area safer and... a cleaner waterway theres literally no way the pd CANT benefits from their services and this goes for all divers