Laserlyte Bore Sighter - Followup
Here's a short follow-up on the Laserlyte bore sighter I mentioned in a previous post.
I was putting the Barska red dot sight onto my Hi Point 9mm. carbine, and figured this would be a good test for it. I mounted the sight, then adjusted the end of the bore sighter for a snug fit into the 9mm. barrel. I pushed it into the muzzle until the taper fit snugly into the muzzle, centering the boresighter in the barrel. I turned on the laser and the red dot sight, and aimed it at the wall at the end of the hallway. By luck, both red dots just happened to coincide. I bet that'll never happen again!
I turned of the sight and the laser, and put the boresighter back into the range box. When I test fired the Hi Point at the range at roughly the same distance, I was within two clicks of dead on, both in windage and elevation.
I was impressed. You need one of these, especially while they are on sale.........
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Also, the boresighter makes a good "cat toy" I thought Rocket was going to twist himself into a knot trying to catch the laser dot.I'm not sure who had the most fun, Rocket, or us, watching his antics.
I've used this model bore sighter on everything from a .22LR bolt action to a .50 muzzleloader with great success.
I also agree with keewee--great cat lure/toy!
I do hope you are not using "click" as a synonym for kilometer.
The $29.95 looked really good, especially after checking a few other sources. Then the total came to $41.30 after shipping and taxes. Think I'll shop around at the local (Colorado) stores later in the week. But, after the lousy shoot I had Saturday, I am getting one of these. OldeForce
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