Teslong bore scope

[Tim Singleton]

That second

Here is a photo of the new Remington 700 SS 7mm-08 takeoff barrel I just installed. It will never look this good again.

View attachment 1137973 View attachment 1137974[/QUOTE

one is a good pic

Here is a photo of the new Remington 700 SS 7mm-08 takeoff barrel I just installed. It will never look this good again.

View attachment 1137973 View attachment 1137974

That second one is a good example of an uneven lead reamer cut

This affordable scope may get a lot of people attention

 

[highplainsdrifter]

Got mine yesterday and it won't work with a S10, S7, Tab A, or a Windows 10 computer. I emailed "Richard" at Teslong and it sounds like they will replace it. Only hiccup so far is they want a pic of the rifle bore - told them no can do.

Richard sent me a replacement for one that refused to work on my Windows 10.I had it from China about 1 week after contacting him and it worked perfectly under the camera button on my laptop. Good visuals. Spent the next 6 days cleaning rifle bores. Never had a clue there was so myuch carbon and copper hiding in my bores!!!!!!

 

[bobm]

This little varmint got caught walking across the monitor screen. Got him "pinned" down by an inch long sewing needle. This tool just might be the ticket checking for termites. Maybe this one should have been in "warped sense of humor"

 

[SSL]

So that's where the term "bug holes" comes from!

 

[bobm]

Here is a photo of my M700 24" CM sporter barrel in .22-250, '95 vintage BDL. This has only 60 shots fired for load development using H380 and IMR 4064. Erosion starts with the very first shot. I forgot to enlarge the screen before taking picture.

 

[bobm]

.....and the badly pitted neck section and bore of my 1938 8mm Turkish Mauser. No doubt from past corrosive ammo.

 

[Raythemanroe]

Here is a photo of my M700 24" CM sporter barrel in .22-250, '95 vintage BDL. This has only 60 shots fired for load development using H380 and IMR 4064. Erosion starts with the very first shot. I forgot to enlarge the screen before taking picture.

View attachment 1138150

Wow, that looks like more than my 6BRA with 400 rnds.

Ray

 

[jpx2rk]

Here is an M700 7-08 SS 7-08 take off I installed 2 months ago with 434 shots on it. Looks like reamer chips scratched the neck. A $40.00 barrel, who cares. This barrel shoots really good.

View attachment 1137975 View attachment 1137976 View attachment 1137977

Grab a Savage factory barrel and take a peek.

 

[Mark W]

Grab a Savage factory barrel and take a peek.

Only one of my Savages has a factory barrel and in all honesty it doesn’t look any worse than the Remingtons, Howa, or CZs that I checked.

 

[dolek]

Only one of my Savages has a factory barrel and in all honesty it doesn’t look any worse than the Remingtons, Howa, or CZs that I checked.

+1...I have found the same thing,w/ some newer Remingtons looking the worse...but they seem to shoot fine.

 

[Rick300]

Richard sent me a replacement for one that refused to work on my Windows 10.I had it from China about 1 week after contacting him and it worked perfectly under the camera button on my laptop. Good visuals. Spent the next 6 days cleaning rifle bores. Never had a clue there was so myuch carbon and copper hiding in my bores!!!!!!

My replacement one works perfectly!

 

[bobm]

Name that photo......

 

[bobm]

 

[sunnyfisher]

Helped me to identify a defective barrel.
From now on wouldn't be without it, especially for the grand sum of $50.00.

 

[jpx2rk]

Name that photo......

View attachment 1139679 View attachment 1139680 View attachment 1139681 View attachment 1139682 View attachment 1139683

#3 is a primer, and #5 is the inside of case with primer.
#1, 2 &4 got no idear

What did I win?????

 

[Dgd6mm]

#1 is powder in a case. #2 is bore foam in a barrel (wipeout).

 

[bobm]

Well I know it is a primer but what brand and size?

 

[bobm]

Negative on #2 bore foam.

 

[bobm]

#5 you are correct. That is the chamfer on the flash hole inside of the 28 Nosler once fired case. Not sure how this is manufactured. My bet would be stamped in one of the final draw steps, not cut.

You win nothing.

 

[bobm]

Dgd6mm is correct on #1. The picture shows the propellant charge inside the case of a Remington Hi Speed 40 gr. solid rimfire round.

You win nothing, either.