Got mine today. Simple to use and works good. The focus is adjusted by screwing the mirror in or out to adjust it's distance to the lens. Because the mirror is slightly off center I had to experiment with the exact spot I locked the mirror down to sort of center the mirror view in the center if the screen. Across probably 350-300 degrees of the mirror's rotation on the lens part of the mirror was off screen.
The only negative is the bright spot that's washed out in the image center by the camera's mini-LED lights. I tried dabbing the lights with a black sharpie but the color altering of the Sharpie ink messed with color rendering.
I took some shots of my Daniel Defense M4V7LW bore as soon as I got the borescope. The gas port and rifling looks worse than I expected for maybe 400 rounds total through it. Check out the pics and tell me if this is normal or not.
Throat and leade.
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3 inches past the throat.
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8 inches past the throat. The long, deep scratches concern me.
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Gas port.
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Debris field after the gas port.
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This is a fairly new Daniel Defense barrel with maybe 400 rounds of 55 grain XM193 clone stuff and a little 77 grain SMK Razor Core. I was getting ready to work up some loads using 77 grain SMK's for magazine and 80 grain SMK's for single fed rounds.
Having seen the rifling I'm leaning toward a little prep with Tubbs Final Finish to smooth out the rough spots before bothering. I figure as rough as some of that looks smoothing out the potholes will reduce copper fouling and help prolong accuracy.
Am I obsessing over small stuff or is that rifling bad enough to be worth trying to slick up?