SightMark laser bore sights?

[shattered00]

Has anyone used these to zero in a firearm?

I cannot recall if I can post a link to the product or not, however, it can be found on opticsplanet.net.

Essentially it is in the shape of a cartridge (various calibers available) and you chamber the item which displays a laser. It says the range of the laser is 15 to 100 yards.

Any feedback would be much appreciated.

 

[rcmodel]

I can't imagine spending good money on a gadget to do the same job I can do with a free V-notched cardboard box to rest the rifle in, and bore-sighting.

I generally bore-sight a new scope at home, and can finish zeroing it at the range with 5-10 shots at most.

rc

 

[BrandonBowers]

I've got one in 223 and it works just fine. As far as expense compared to the old method. It's faster and requires a lot less ammo to get it sighted in.

Doesn't seem like much but over a lifetime ... yeah it will make the difference.

 

[jhansman]

Have not used one, but I do own a Sightmark reflex scope. The quality of it is very good, so I may spring for one of their bore sighters as well. If you get it, let us know how it works for you.

 

[marktx]

Works pretty well.... Just wait until it starts getting dark and find something to aim at close to the distance you want your rifle zeroed to and adjust the cross hairs as required. It's not perfect but it will get pretty close.