the details for my unit are in the op....I'm with Hogpatrol...the bottom of the ad says "barrel larger than .223".
Let us know when you guys get them if they will actually will work in a .204
my 0.2 inch measures 0.197 without the mirrorsizes listed, .195, then a photo of .2 inch
When it works on a iPhone, I will get one..
Why just keep shooting it until accuracy drops off .Borescope, A barrelmaker's best friend.
Works with Android tablet. It also worked with my FIRE Tablet.Before I go investing, you guys in the know and experience with one. My understanding is it only works with smart phones, laptops and desk pc's right ? How about a table, as I don't use or have smart phone ?
I use it on my fire Tablet, but it certainly should work on an IPad.I have a Teslong Borescope and it works fine on my Mac (amazing clarity) but won't work on my iPad, I am going to buy a android tablet and I am considering an amazon Fire tablet to make the borescope more portable.
I am holding off on the fire tablet until I find out if it will actually work on it, I hate returning stuff.
If anyone tried the scope on a fire or another tablet please post the results.
Update on the Teslong and Wipe-Out:
I was so depressed about the condition of my bores when I first used my new Teslong that I decided to try Wipe-Out. Where has this stuff been all my life?!?!
One application took my .223, .280 and .30/06 to bare metal.
My .243 took 2 applications but had had very heavy copper streaks in the grooves prior to the first cleaning. Now bare metal.
Now the problem children...My two .17 Remingtons (which are too small to use the scope on but I figured they had to be just as bad as the others) are now soaking for the third time! Each patch is coming out a lovely dark blue. The Wipe-Out is working but that is how fouled they are. And all this time I thought my cleaning routine was effective.
Thanks to my Teslong, I found my errors and switched to something that actually works. Kudos to both!
Haven't gotten that far yet. Lousey weather right now. I was much more interested in getting that darned copper out! I'll check back when I get a chance to shoot.Bare metal isn't always the answer for good accuracy so along those lines, did you need to fire a certain amount of rounds to get back to former accuracy or did they shoot accurately right off the bat?
What were you using for cleaner before?Update on the Teslong and Wipe-Out:
I was so depressed about the condition of my bores when I first used my new Teslong that I decided to try Wipe-Out. Where has this stuff been all my life?!?!
One application took my .223, .280 and .30/06 to bare metal.
My .243 took 2 applications but had had very heavy copper streaks in the grooves prior to the first cleaning. Now bare metal.
Now the problem children...My two .17 Remingtons (which are too small to use the scope on but I figured they had to be just as bad as the others) are now soaking for the third time! Each patch is coming out a lovely dark blue. The Wipe-Out is working but that is how fouled they are. And all this time I thought my cleaning routine was effective.
Thanks to my Teslong, I found my errors and switched to something that actually works. Kudos to both!
Thanks for the reply, the Teslong will not work on a iPad and I couldn't find a way to hack into it.I use it on my fire Tablet, but it certainly should work on an IPad.
What were you using for cleaner before?