Tim Singleton
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There was one on accurateshooter this morning. It lasted just over an hour I think
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Borescope -- To Buy or Not?
- Thread starter Hunter
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I'm really sorry to not have an opinion but I just never bought one. Clay Spencer really knows what he's looking at when using a bore scope...but he's Clay Spencer and I'm just Wilbur. Wilbur probably would be wasting money but hey, I'm pretty good at that!
Buy one and get back to us with what you learned with it. Do you shoot better by owning a bore scope or not? That's the question. I suppose that "better" would need a definition as well but better only means one thing to me as far as shooting goes.
Buy one and get back to us with what you learned with it. Do you shoot better by owning a bore scope or not? That's the question. I suppose that "better" would need a definition as well but better only means one thing to me as far as shooting goes.
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A friend of mine has a 6mm Rem factory varmint that shoots sub 1/2 moa groups, and the barrel looks like a blacktop road for about 4-5" up the throat. Go figure. The only thing I can see is the action is warped so that the bolt cams into a tight seat when closed, judging by the wear marks on the bolt, and putting a straightedge along the action side. Bought it used, owner said he didn't shoot it much----yeah, right.