Teslong Borescope Info

[DShortt]

They are a bargin given the cost. I don't know if I'm just really careful or have been lucky. I've used mine A LOT and haven't had any problems.
Before I found Teslong, I had a Lyman. 2 of them, actually. Much more expensive, both didn't last for more than a couple of months. Image became so blurry it was useless. 'Mirrors' must have been made from the cheapest plastic anyone ever found.
Very disappointed with the Lyman.

 

[AWS]

I bought mine, Ridgid shaft with viewer a couple of years ago and had no problems with the mirror. Mine came in a very nice strong box but the direction said not to store the cables tightly coiled in the box. I store the in a gallon ziplock bag. I had a 20P barrel that was giving me fits, 20 shots and it starts pushing the bullet back into the case or sticking them in the barrel. The first 20 shots are pretty accurate and then things go downhill fast. I'm going to rent a throater and see if the original reamer was cutting a overly small throat.

 

[blades]

carbon ring build up ? just a thought

 

[6MMsteve]

I have the flex,I keep mine stored laid flat.. mirrors on ends are wrapped in a silky like bag clean with Qtip and 90% alcohol very lightly had no issues with mirrors falling off I try to be very gentle with them..