Primos truth cam 01

[Hock3y24]

anyone have any luck with these? i got two for 29.99 after a 30 dollar rebate(seperate transactions). from just messgin with them in the back yard them seem well worth it. Dicks sporting goods if any ones interested.

[bisceglia]

mine have performed flawlessly for the last 3 months, for a cheap cam i am very impressed so far

[Hock3y24]

I gave in and bought 5 of them, that is the house hold limit. they are a steal folks! just make sure you get separate transactions and receipts. free shipping through dicks right now also. 

[zeus1gdsm]

Link?

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[Hock3y24]

http://m.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=101702536

[Woodjr55]

Good cameras for that price amazing cameras I have one been out since May taken over 1000+ pic still at over 50% battery life looks like I'll be picking up 2 more


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[chas0218]

Mine have been in the woods for a little over a month setup on 3s delay and 3 picture burst. They have a little nighttime blur but for a $30 camera they compare to the cheap cuddy backs and similar cameras. Trigger speed is excellent, I haven't had a picture of a deer's butt from it running through the camera yet. Also the cameras are build by bushnell so I'm thinking they are of a little better quality than the wildgame cameras.

[brownclown]

i have not used this model but after my earlier experiences with Primos i would never waste money no matter how affordable. I had purchased 3 of the truth cams several years ago. the ones with the D batteries and they all stopped working within the year.  JUNK. but hopefully this model will give you guys better luck

[chas0218]

36 minutes ago, brownclown said:

i have not used this model but after my earlier experiences with Primos i would never waste money no matter how affordable. I had purchased 3 of the truth cams several years ago. the ones with the D batteries and they all stopped working within the year.  JUNK. but hopefully this model will give you guys better luck

These require 8 AA batteries, maybe they changed manufacturers. I know my older wildgame cams are finicky and used the C batteries. My guess these are just old models or concepts that never made it to production so they went out to the highest bidder. 

[zeus1gdsm]

Meh it's a mail in rebate.... Blah.

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