CoalCrackerAl
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Maybe it's a blessing is disguise. I sure spent enough time and supplies getting the bore perfect. Back to looking through the bore at a over head light. Shinny yep it's clean.
Amen!Ignorance is bliss after all
Did you call them?Maybe it’s something simpleMy son said he's going to order a new one. He said about the carbon too. I wish they didn't have such a long chord. I think that is part of the problem with them failing. Mine does show a picture. Just no light to see it well.
I suspect the problem is a loose pin socket on the connector, causing an intermittent problem with electrical continuity.Did you call them?Maybe it’s something simple
^^ Those are my views as well. I find my Teslong bore scope to be a very useful tool that I wouldn't want to be without.I think a lot of folks miss the point of a bore scope.
By being able to see the results of what I’m doing when I clean a bore I actually spend less time because I stop when it’s clean.
The real laborious cleaning chore comes when you let hard carbon build up and it starts to degrade accuracy. Of course, there’s no way to know that’s happening without seeing it.
If having a bore scope is a source of anxiety, then by all means, simplify your life and don’t use one.
I find it an invaluable tool that reduces the effort I spend on the chore I hate the most, which is cleaning rifles
They relaced mine free, it was 3 years(?) old. Turns out the first gen cases were shaped in a way that ruined the fiber optics after being stored in the case for awhile. They knew the mistake they made. Contact them, I would bet they'll just send you another one.The lamp was working intermittent. Then stopped completely.