Iscope

[nutterbug]

Anybody tried one? I did a search didn't find too many threads with actual hands on experience? My wife got me one for my bday. Looks pretty cool?
If you have one, any tips or experiences, please share!
Thanks

[Target-panic]

Just saw it last week at the ATA Show, looks interesting. I am just not gonna spend the $150 plus it would take to get my Iphone5 setup, right now.

[BuckySWT]

that is interesting...

[XBowHunter]

Looks like these can be had for $99 these days...

Looks fun too, I want one...

[XBowHunter]

Looks like these can be had for $99 these days...

Looks fun too, I want one...

Wow, I need to put the ipad down and stop spending money...

Found the iscope on amazon for $84. It'll be here next week

[XBowHunter]

I hope to film my first crossbow kill soon.

Will post up the video when I do it

[BigTex.308]

Never used one. Had to look it up to see what it is. I wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot pole. May be kinda fun as a novelty but that's about it.

Neat concept. I just don't think it's that practical.




Ike

[XBowHunter]

Yea, seems they have been out a while and with only a little bit of interest

A novelty item, maybe, but it's going to allow me to videotape my hunts which is something I have not had the ability to do before.

Obviously it's not going to be as good as another individual filming a hunt or camera with a wider range of view, but for the price it's going to be hard to beat.

I might like to try to rig up an arm for camera on my stand someday and take a different type of videos with a wider point of view. but for now the iscope will allow me to get in and get details of my hunt, find out where my bolt impacted and even track the animal on film if it runs. All while filming and focusing on my shot.

[perfectstorm]

Anyone try it yet?

[bmiles]

They work great. I use it for my son. He was able to shoot bottles and cans off a bench since he was 3. Eye relief is not an issue when they are looking at a screen