Teslong borescope question

[galt11]

So I'm thinking of purchasing one of these, but am curious which would be a better option, the rigid one or the flexible one. It would be used in rifles from a 223 with a 20 inch barrel to a 308 with a 31 inch barrel. Obviously the rigid 26 inch version would have to be inserted from both the muzzle and chamber to see the whole barrel, where the 36 inch flexible one could just go from the chamber. Anyone have some experience with such choices? Thanks

Adam

 

[bobm]

Your question has been asked dozens of times here in recent months. The bare bones 36" flexible is the least expensive model. Other models go up in price. You can not go wrong with any of them. Amazon sells most of the Teslong products. Some of their products are factory direct sales.

http://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/teslong-bore-scope-advice.401698


http://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/teslong-bore-scope.3993096/


www.teslong.com

 

[varget204]

The flexable is on sale at Amazon for 39.95,it will do for 20 cal & Up,the rigid are for 22 cal -UP at 79.95

 

[bobm]

Several of us were given an evaluation sample of a softer material 40" flexible bore scope. I really like this one as it coils up nicely to fit in the case the MS450 screen comes in. Easily transported to the range or anywhere. You need to purchase an inexpensive USB adapter plug to fit into the MS450 unit. I have a question in to Teslong to see if it will be a regular sales item. Still have not got an answer. I will ask again.

 

[6MMsteve]

I like the flex Teslong, it's longer can get all the barrel from one end, and you can mark the scope for problem areas...or cleaning if needed. I keep mine on the bench laying straight with a cover over the lens...either way they have great resolution and can be used for diff purposes