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[JWP]

Agreed, with today's gas prices - it most likely would be a trade off to purchase a new one.
Thanks to those that offered help :thumbsup:

 

[Todd Rickard]

Has anyone tried putting a tiny glo stick down? Would it be bright enough? It should fit into a .32.

 

For the smaller cal's you can go to a fishing tackle shop, and gert a bobber light for night fishing, that's less than a 1/4" in diameter, awill fit everything bigger than a .22 cal.

Bill

 

[bob1961]

i take my mag-lite after rolling a ball down the bore to look at it, shows up nice and bright....or i shine a doctors pen light in the touch hole with the liner out and it shines the bore also, real bright after it has been cleaned :v ..................bob

 

Hey, what happened to "gun safety rule number ONE" "Don't point a gun at anything you don't intend to shoot". Ya'll realize your pointing a gun at your HEAD when look down the bore!! Remember what you're mamma always said, "It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye".

 

[Heidi 1672]

Hello, what store will carry these? Thank You!

 

[bob1961]

Hey, what happened to "gun safety rule number ONE" "Don't point a gun at anything you don't intend to shoot". Ya'll realize your pointing a gun at your HEAD when look down the bore!! Remember what you're mamma always said, "It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye".

i don't do that if the gun is loaded of course, ya knew that right :hmm: :shake: ....i hope all knew that it's to look at the bore after it's clean to see if anything is wrong with the bore aka pitted or rust :thumbsup: after all what do ya do with a bore light after ya slip it down the bore :hmm: ya look down the bore right :surrender: :v .............bob

 

[50cal.cliff]

Hello, to Pa Hunter
I got mine at my local gun shop.
However if you want to purchase online type in Google, CVA Trophy Bore Light,CVA's product number is AC1606. You will get these store and more.[url] www.midwayusa.com[/url][url] www.cabelas.com[/url][url] www.outdoorsuperstore.com[/url][url] www.grafs.com[/url]
Hope this helps! :grin: :blah: :hmm:

 

i don't do that if the gun is loaded of course, ya knew that right :hmm: :shake: ....i hope all knew that it's to look at the bore after it's clean to see if anything is wrong with the bore aka pitted or rust

Yes Bob, I knew that. However, what does that tell the young neighbor kid that happens to be watching from the other room?. He may not know what's going on and just see's, then draws the conclusion that, it's OK to put a rifle muzzle to your eye. Kids can be very impressionable and you may not even know your being watched. It could also create a bad habit where, while distracted, you may inadvertantly flip the gun around to look down the barrel to investigate a missfire. I don't for a minute believe that you would slip the light down a bore that is not without question, empty but kids watch and habits form. Just something to think about :hatsoff: