LASER BORE SIGHTER Reviews & Ratings

Projects a bright red laser dot so you can set scopes, red dots, or iron sights quickly and easily. Cone-shaped spud and interchangeable inserts automatically center the laser unit in the bore of any .22 to .50 caliber gun with a 4" or longer barrel for standard models and 3" or longer for mini models. Permanently calibrated with precision alignment tooling at the factory; projects a 2" to 3" diameter dot at 100 yards. CNC-machined from aluminum, then hardcoat anodized to protect the finish from nicks, dings, and surface wear. All models provide 1.5 hours continuous use. Automatic digital circuitry adjusts laser output to prevent brightness fade toward the end of battery life. Mini Universal Kit includes the laser unit with a 650-nanometer red laser, integral bore spud, and four inserts to fit any handgun or rifle up to .50 caliber. Uses 3 inexpensive 393 batteries, included.

SPECS: Aluminum housing, hard anodized. Laser – Class IIIa, 5mw max output. Mini Kit - available in Universal model for .22 to .50 caliber guns with 3" or longer barrel. Bore sighter: Red finish. Kit contains adjustable Delrin adapters with mounting screws, three 393 batteries, hex wrench, daylight laser target, and complete instructions.

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Reviews Summary

The LASER BORE SIGHTER has garnered mixed feedback. While some users praised its accuracy and ease of use with various calibers, others faced issues with battery life and fitting, especially for .22LR rifles. Several reviewers suggested improvements, particularly regarding the adapters and overall reliability, but many appreciated the tool's ability to save on ammunition at the range.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Reliability

55%

Customers expressed frustrations with the reliability of the LASER BORE SIGHTER, citing issues like batteries dying quickly and components breaking. Several users reported that the device did not function as intended, leading to disappointment and returns.

Ease of Use

40%

Several reviewers noted that while the tool was generally easy to operate, finding the correct fit for different calibers could require some trial and error. Users appreciated the simple adjustment process when the device worked properly.

Accuracy and Effectiveness

50%

When functioning correctly, many users commended the accuracy of the LASER BORE SIGHTER. It was particularly praised for its effectiveness in sighting various rifles, with users reporting substantial time savings at the range.

Adapting to Calibers

45%

Reviewers highlighted issues specifically with adapting the product to different rifle calibers, especially for .22LR, where a proper fit was lacking. Suggestions for improvement in this area were noted, as many users found the current adapters insufficient.

Value for Money

35%

Many users felt that the LASER BORE SIGHTER was a worthwhile investment when it performed well, helping save on ammunition and time during scope adjustments. However, the product's reliability affected overall perceived value.

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Waste of Time

Wanted to sight in a new scope, but this unit did not permit it to happen. Followed instructions, but laser would not turn on. I reversed the polarity of the batteries and the laser turned on, but it would not turn off. I was disappointed and returned the unit.

Don't buy this item

Not sure where to begin with the issues I had with this device. I have always used an cartage type laser for centerfire rifles but needed something different for a 22LR. The arbor is just under .22 and the adaptor for 22 did not have any chance to centering the tool in the bore. 10 feet from a wall the smallest movement of the laser would shift the dot close to a foot. I then wrapped the arbor with 3M blue tape in an attempt to use the laser. It only took one layer to get a tight fit in the bore and then when rotating the tool the dot still shifted a lot on the target. I gave up and just started at 15 yards to get the scope set up at the range. Took a few more shots to get zeroed but shooting is fun anyway. Note if there was a selection of zero stars that is what I would have selected.