potatoe
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Hey guys I recently purchased a Lyman borescope and wanted to pass along my feelings on it. Keep in mind I've only messed with one Hawkeye and honestly I can't remember it to well to begin to compare it. But if your like me and are thinking the $700+ price tag is a little more than you wanted to spend then check out the Lyman ($299 or less)
I thought that my cleaning system was adequate, it wasn't. I'm able to see quite well where carbon and copper lies. I'm able to see small scratches and pitting with ease. I thought I was getting the carbon ring, I wasn't. The monitor works great for me, the live feed is easy to just look down and see as I run through the bore. The camera option is very nice you can capture a still pic from the live feed. I'm able to pick up small pits in the cerakote of my chassis which looks rather smooth to the naked eye and feels smooth as well.
It is only 20" long but I don't mind switching from bore to muzzle, the rod is labeled in inches (though they are a little hard to see in the basement. I like that it comes with an SD card and a USB port adapter. I'll be making a file on my computer for the throat about every hundred rounds to keep track of the wear.
Just passing it on, this is so far one of my best purchases.
http://www.grafs.com/catalog/product/productId/28512
I thought that my cleaning system was adequate, it wasn't. I'm able to see quite well where carbon and copper lies. I'm able to see small scratches and pitting with ease. I thought I was getting the carbon ring, I wasn't. The monitor works great for me, the live feed is easy to just look down and see as I run through the bore. The camera option is very nice you can capture a still pic from the live feed. I'm able to pick up small pits in the cerakote of my chassis which looks rather smooth to the naked eye and feels smooth as well.
It is only 20" long but I don't mind switching from bore to muzzle, the rod is labeled in inches (though they are a little hard to see in the basement. I like that it comes with an SD card and a USB port adapter. I'll be making a file on my computer for the throat about every hundred rounds to keep track of the wear.
Just passing it on, this is so far one of my best purchases.
http://www.grafs.com/catalog/product/productId/28512
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