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Cheap Picatinny mountable camera?

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Can't believe I can't find a post about this on here... I'm looking for a cheaper picatinny mountable camera for recording video while training... anyone know of any?

  • 2 weeks later...

I haven't mounted mine to a picatinny rail yet, but I like the Contour series. Their interchangeable mount system is the best, and it's a whole lot more streamlined than the GoPro. The laser alignment system is neat too.

 

Mine has held up to plenty of abuse. It's been on my fire helmet for 2 years or so, though a recent drill melted the record button and cover a bit (still works!).

they make rail mounts for the go-pro.

 

http://www.mackspw.com/Item--i-CYH1012?src=Y0807GL0N0N10000&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=PLA&gclid=CPrt9rfCs74CFYw7OgodWFwApw

 

Not sure what your idea of cheap is though. Go-pro's are cheap for what they can do.

I've wanted to buy one for a while now.. but i always get mixed reviews on them..

  • 4 weeks later...

I use a Contour camera (the ContourROAM, older model that's waterproof) and a StrikeMark Picatinny rail mount (which when mounting the camera, scratches the finish in a certain spot consistently but doesn't affect anything).

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