Teslong bore scope camera?

[nkbj]

Glad yall got a model that works for you.
One I bought has a focal length that's too long to work for rifling and breech plug inspections.

 

[EC121]

I just take the side view mirror off my Teslong for a straight ahead view.

I did that and it works, but I want a longer focal distance.
The bore scopes don't have a long enough focal distance for me. May have to go to the endoscope section.

I tried 2 other cheaper($10) ones and gave up on them.

 

[MrMackc]

When you view the Teslong bore scope on Amazon look just below at the tiny blue printing "visit the Teslong Store" and you can find a lot of accessories and other scopes. I bought a set of different size side viewing mirror attachments, and also a 0.4" scope on a 22'cord for viewing gas lines water lines (dry of course) and inside walls) Hint it works like a bore scope in shotguns and even in my .50 Hawken. watch out handling the camera end after it has been on for a while the lighted end get's HOT!

 

[Nameless Hunter]

Some Teslong pics of a recently bought used 54 cal Renegade. The pics really tell you whats going on with the bore.

A view at the muzzle.

A view at the breech.

 

[Eric Krewson]

Those lines are just milling marks, you can see they are all evenly spaced. you see all kinds of things in a barrel with one of these scopes. Those old Gustomsky barrels are not the best, the one in the picture has a tight spot about mid bore.

I have a Bill Large barrel that is just about a one hole shooter at 50 yrds, the scope showed a lot of pitting but it sure doesn't hurt the accuracy. With a bore light the bore looks like a shiny mirror.

 

[Woody Morgan]

*whew*
I'm glad others are a little startled finding out the truth of our guns when first using a borescope!
Guess I get to do a little better on the cleaning/maintenance too.

wm

 

[Nameless Hunter]

Those lines are just milling marks, you can see they are all evenly spaced. you see all kinds of things in a barrel with one of these scopes. Those old Gustomsky barrels are not the best, the one in the picture has a tight spot about mid bore.

I have a Bill Large barrel that is just about a one hole shooter at 50 yrds, the scope showed a lot of pitting but it sure doesn't hurt the accuracy. With a bore light the bore looks like a shiny mirror.

Oh, I agree. Machining marks like these should have virtually zero effect on accuracy. I'm actually kinda impressed at the condition of the bore for a 30 year old rifle from an estate sale. A good borescope is a darn handy tool.

 

[Tuck]

I think we have the same scope. It's fantastic but the app wouldn't work for my tablet. I had to get the generic one that the manual calls out. I highly recommend the teslong & it goes to the breech of my flintlock with length to spare. I think the more expensive models with the screen are a waste of money since it's about the size of a cellphone & the picture is much bigger on a tablet or laptop.

You can use them on other things too. I ran mine down the dryer vent line to find a clog. It would obviously work to scope an engine cylinder too. It has definitely already paid for itself.

 

[Grimord]

I think we have the same scope. It's fantastic but the app wouldn't work for my tablet. I had to get the generic one that the manual calls out. I highly recommend the teslong & it goes to the breech of my flintlock with length to spare. I think the more expensive models with the screen are a waste of money since it's about the size of a cellphone & the picture is much bigger on a tablet or laptop.

You can use them on other things too. I ran mine down the dryer vent line to find a clog. It would obviously work to scope an engine cylinder too. It has definitely already paid for itself.

I have used mine to check for behind the wall wiring when I was doing a project in the house.