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Thread: Bullseye Camera Systems ON SALE

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    Bullseye Camera Systems ON SALE

    Midway has this on sale. Could not resist. Will be here Wednesday!!! :happy:
    Been wanting one for a long time
    Best price I have seen:

    https://www.midwayusa.com/product/13...-camera-system

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    Mine arrived today. Setup was a breeze. Only used it at 100 yards but hookup was strong. NO problems whatsoever. I read the reviews also,but everyone I know personally who has one is very satisfied. I didn't gamble at $699 but at $299 I just could not resist. All the functions also worked as advertised. Hope everyone else who purchased gets lucky also. When I get a chance to stretch it out will let you know.
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    I looked at them after you posted the deal. I also read a lot of the negative reviews with problems after a short period of time. Please keep us posted on your results. I did notice on Optics Planet that they were discontinued by the manufacturer. Good luck.

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    I use a wireless camera/receiver plugged into an old broken DVD player (video in still works).

    It’s a camera/RX designed for remote controlled aircraft and model rockets. It was about $120 a decade ago, still works.

    I don’t have video using it as a target camera but I do have this one that shows the rig.



    Even cheaper these days is a broken drone that the camera still works on, will link back to a “smart phone” and you can even capture photos of the target as you go.

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    Hmm, I thought about mounting a stuffed wabbit on a bat powered RC car for coyote calling. Mounting a target on it could be interesting. Just drive the target back to the shooter every once in a while.

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    That one never occurred to me.

    This is what the drone image looks like sent back to a cellphone. The target is in the bullet trap 100 yards down range in this photo.



    The camera captured a little glare but you can get the idea.
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    Mine is on the way

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    Just got to shoot with new camera system. Hook up was solid and quick. set up also a breeze. Functioned flawlessly. Shot Grandson's 30/30 Contender and my OTT 223AI as well as my Custom shop 357 Max. 94 degree temp took a little of the fun out of it. But any day spent with My Grandson is a Great one. He just turned 21 and is building his on life, so PaPa time is indeed precious. Not the best instructions in the world but I am going to watch the videos and figure out what all it will do. It will show each shot and saves a LOT of Walking. Bottom line I am very satisfied and would not be without one. If this heat wave breaks will try to get to local range with son-in-law and stretch it out to 300 yards.
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    Forgot to tell about the mysterious moving hole. LOL Grandson said PaPa I am seeing 4 holes and just shot three times. We were both watching on our individual phones (a feature I really like) and since I had not pushed the show shot button, I pushed it to update as I was only seeing three. My picture immediately updated and I also had four holes. The strange thing is my 4th hole was two inches higher that his. I pushed it and it updated again and to my dismay it was about an inch higher again. Thinking the worst, I said this camera may be a piece of junk, but we headed for the target and when we got there the "moving hole" and its six tiny legs had almost reached the top of the target. A quick thump and a Very memorable glance at each other followed by a hardy laugh and we were back to three holes. A memory for a lifetime and a story I am sure we will share with family and friends. Sometimes you can't even believe what you see.
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    I have been using one, at least once a week, for about three years without any problems. It will do 300 yards just fine. I don't know the full range because I mostly shoot 200 yards or less.
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    My brother just bought one during the sale. We tried it at 100 yards yesterday. Worked very well. We will be testing it on steel target at 1800-2200 yards in a few weeks. I'll let you know how it does at those extreme distances.
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    Here are our results using the camera system at one mile.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7nHIFxFW_I&t=27s
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    Thanks for the heads up on the sale...that was just the excuse I needed to send one to a friend.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OS OK View Post
    Thanks for the heads up on the sale...that was just the excuse I needed to send one to a friend.
    Someone will be happy!
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