Teslong Bore scope

[BIGMAC]

Teslong bore scope, which one are y’all buying/model number and where to order/buy.
Thanks

 

[justinp61]

I have two that came from Amazon. One is a rigid shaft that has to be connected to a computer, the other has a flexible cable and is wireless. It works on my phone or tablet, I haven’t used the rigid model since buying tha Wi-Fi model.

 

[BIGMAC]

I have two that came from Amazon. One is a rigid shaft that has to be connected to a computer, the other has a flexible cable and is wireless. It works on my phone or tablet, I haven’t used the rigid model since buying tha Wi-Fi model.

justinp61: Thanks
Model number?? Just want to make sure I get the right one.
Thanks

 

[jelenko]

This is the one I use https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081T1DN1P/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It's the rigid one but with a cable that attaches to a cell phone/laptop/notebook.

 

[ggshoots]

not sure the model but use the flexible shaft that is WIFI. I cant see spending more on any other one as mine works great. Amazon With the flexible shaft I have used it to look behind things for those stray parts or springs that fly and also used it while working on newer vehicles to see in the engine compartment where I couldn't find bolts etc.

 

[jelenko]

The first one I had was the flexible one. For using with rifle barrels, I've found the rigid one is easier to use.

 

[justinp61]

justinp61: Thanks
Model number?? Just want to make sure I get the right one.
Thanks

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08GYLD5QK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

 

[Chiquita]

Click on Amazon link from this site. From Accurate shooter site.

The owners get some percentage of the sale.

 

[Eagle Six]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08GYLD5QK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

This is what I use. I think the rod model is a bit easier to use, but I like the longer flex rod as well it coils up and is compact to carry. I use it on an Android 13 phone.

Click on Amazon link from this site. From Accurate shooter site.

The owners get some percentage of the sale.

and this ^^^^^^

 

[justinp61]

This is what I use. I think the rod model is a bit easier to use, but I like the longer flex rod as well it coils up and is compact to carry. I use it on an Android 13 phone.



and this ^^^^^^

I like the flex shaft because I can use it in the shop too, not just on guns. Also the flex shaft is long enough to reach the breech of my 42” barreled muzzleloader.

 

[Appalachian]

I like the flex shaft because I can use it in the shop too, not just on guns. Also the flex shaft is long enough to reach the breech of my 42” barreled muzzleloader.

I bought rigid for my guns and bought a flexible for everything else. It does come in handy.

 

[JimSC]

I have a flexible one that is useful for checking bores for carbon and copper when cleaning however I don't think it focuses well enough for anything serious

 

[SSL]

Never had a problem with focusing once I got the hang of adjusting the 'head'.

 

[Dgd6mm]

I'm with SSL. It took very little trial and error on my part for me to figure out the adjustability of my Teslong to become familiar enough for clean crisp clarity. Especially for a $50.00 borescope.

 

[JimSC]

Never had a problem with focusing once I got the hang of adjusting the 'head'.
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that is much better focus than what I can achieve, no matter how much I tweak it and clean the mirror. which model is it ? The USB connector is getting sloppy on mine and I am considering picking up the rigid with bluetooth model. focus problem or not I feel they are essential when cleaning

 

[SSL]

that is much better focus than what I can achieve, no matter how much I tweak it and clean the mirror. which model is it ? The USB connector is getting sloppy on mine and I am considering picking up the rigid with bluetooth model. focus problem or not I feel they are essential when cleaning

Top two pictures are from the original 'flex' model. Next two are from the rigid handgun model. Last one is the longer 'rifle' rigid wifi/direct connect model used in direct connect mode (plugged into my phone).

 

[nilebartram]

Buy US made Gradient lens co borescope, superior USA made optics. Buy once cry once. One for sale on forum.

 

[servant403]

I bought the Teslong NTG 45 inch flexible with the 5 mirror accessory right from Teslong. I needed it that long because I wanted to look at the barrels of some of my roundball muzzleloaders that have barrels of 36 inches long. Works well. took about literally 3 minutes to hook it up to my MAC computer and get going. First time user of anything like this. And it was a eye opener. Have one centerfire gun that looks absolutely like a sewer pipe. Most others were as I expected. Chatter marks here and there. Some carbon and copper etc.
Ordered right from Teslong on March 24th and got it today. Whenever I can order directly from the manufacturer I do unless its much cheaper from a retailer.

 

[TheCZKid]

I'm looking to get the Teslong, probably the WiFi version NGT100W, just have one question, will that unit have a 45 degree mirror to look at the bore side directly that will function on my 20 Caliber bore?
The listing shows it only comes with .22 /.243 /.30 /.38 /.40 size mirrors, that means NO on .20 in my thinking, but I am not sure. The unit says it will work with 20 caliber, but not sure if that just means looking down the barrel, or with a mirror.

If someone who has one that could verify, one way or another, that would be great. Thanks!

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[chop house]

If someone who has one that could verify, one way or another, that would be great. Thanks!

i can't speak to what is being shipped now days. but mine from a couple years back was marginally tight in .20. it was not the mirror housing, but the mirror itself. i put a bevel onto the mirror while slightly reducing the diameter using some very fine abrasive paper iirc. mirror packs used to be available so i could source a backup if i ham fisted the job.