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@ 04:12 am (GMT) |
jason brownany ideas about borescopes out there?the hawlkeye seems the go. theres a slightly cheaper one without focus, would that be a mistake? would the .17 cal one be good to cover all bases. so any tips? |
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@ 08:03 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: borescopeAt this stage the Hawkeye is the way to go.Either one of the first two on this page would be the go for basic use: http://www.hawkeyeblue.com/PrecisionShootingCatalog.html It will be a while before Chinese optics are this good. No doubt it will happen though. More thoughts on this in the book. Still aiming for Friday or Monday (U.S Sunday) launch. |
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@ 10:46 pm (GMT) |
jason brownRe: borescopethanks Nathan. it was what I was thinking, theres one more which doesn't have focus, they say its already focused for .22-.30 and something about it has an alan key where you can take it apart and focus it. its a bit cheaper. maybe $70.00 the same thing as your link... oh except the metal case too.its also crazy sinclairs is quite a bit cheaper than those that make them, go figure huh. |
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@ 11:20 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: borescopeYes, Sinclair have been running their deal for a loong time now. Possibly cheaper because GradientLens may not want the hassle of smaller individual orders so the higher price is used as a deterrent. Who knows. Perhaps Sinclair bought bulk. |
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