What’s a good bore scope?

[Bridgebuilder34]

I’m in the market for a bore scope. What does everyone recommend?

 

[theLBC]

check out teslong rifle bore scopes. decent value.

 

[Baron23]

I’m in the market for a bore scope. What does everyone recommend?

And IMO get the one with the solid rod and not the flexible cable unless you want to feed it into a semi's chamber from the ejection port.

IMO, the NTG450H. Google it. I tried to link to Amazon but it wouldn't work for...whatever reason.

Cheers

 

[canezach]

Another vote for the Teslong rigid. I bought mine a few years ago for $60 and I was impressed by the clarity. It's paid for itself over the years.

 

[Paul1262]

I have the Teslong 26" rigid bore scope (NTG 450H) and it works fine.

 

[alamo5000]

This is the one I am waiting on. No telling when it will be out though.

 

[acudaowner]

USA Borescopes - USAVS-UV-4-6.5-1.5 - 4-Way Articulation - 6.5mm Videoscope - 1.5m Length - UV Light Source

USAVS-UV The USAVS-UV-4-6.5-1.5 has been added to USA Borescopes UV videoscope line up because it offers end users the opportunity to upgrade from a lower cost fiberscope to an articulating videoscope with its own UV light source, video recording, picture taking, and SD card storage. Features...

usaborescopes.com

you could produce I max quality movies on a anal probe I mean bore scope. lol yea bore scope

 

[frankxtc]

I have one of these, has worked great for 15+ years

Hawkeye Shooting Edition Slim 17 Borescope Kit Adjustable Eyepiece

The Hawkeye Slim Rigid Borescope is designed to give you an ultra close up view of the interior bore of a barrel, reloading die, or cartridge...

www.midwayusa.com

 

[Charger442]

One vote for not owning a bore scope

 

[Bridgebuilder34]

Will recommendations above work with 22LR? I’m going to go threw the suggestions later.

 

[Baron23]

yes, look at Teslong’s description. They say it will fit in 20 caliber and larger.

 

[Jabberjaw]

I have three borescopes a Lyman and two Teslong, the flexible and rigid one. I originally bought the Lyman borescope some time ago and was relatively happy with it until I bought my first Teslong, the flexible one, a couple years ago. The Teslong is not only considerably less expensive but the picture quality is quite a bit better as well. I bought a second Teslong, the rigid one, back in March. Having used both I think I like the rigid Teslong a little better than the flexible one. For the money the Teslong is hard to beat. Both of mine are for a PC/Laptop not Iphone/Ipad