Hi all
Not sure if this is in the right section, As any one had any experience in using the above ( Endoscope) for viewing down the barrel of a air gun?. I have a issue with my Bsa Hornet barrel and I want to have a look down the first inch or so of the barrel. It would be for a .177 cal barrel.
Any recommendations would be great, cheers.
Les..
"Shooters, regardless of their preferred quarry, enjoy their sport for its ability to transfer them from their day-to-day life into a world where they can lose themselves for a few hours". B Potts.
Would it not be cheaper and easier to just buy a new barrel ?
Master Debater
A new Barrel and Rfd charges from knibbs would be £100 plus.
It's a accuracy problem that manifest after 100 plus shots from a barrel cleaning session,I can feel there is a little bit more resistance when pushing the probe in whilst loading the pellet, the resulting shot is then 2+ inches lower at the 7 o'clock position, prior to this the gun is spot on.
Les.
So if I'm correct your only option is to polish out the tight spot. Can't you just do it anyway without looking down it ? by the sound of it you have little to loose
I think you are correct regarding the tight spot, I have had the gun about 3 years or more and it as always been my most accurate pcp gun. It started acting up a couple of months ago, so I cleaned the barrel and after releading the barrel it was grouping well at 35 yards.
How would you polish the tight spot away?, it's not something that I have done myself.
Les..
I've not had the need to polish, but I'm sure someone will be along to offer advice. I'm aware some have done it with favourable results
What pellets are you using?
Master Debater